Aug 272010
Best Notebooks For Autocad
Posted by: LaptopsArena in notebook
If you are looking for the <strong>best notebooks for AutoCAD</strong>, first of all you must thin which version you want of AutoCAD, as they differ, and see the requirements. After that you can decide and look after a notebook with those specific requirements, but as Dell promises to be the <strong>best notebook for AutoCAD</strong>, maybe we should take their word. For example, the requirements for AutoCAD 2007 are as follows: Intel 3.0GHz or higher, Windows XP operating system, at least 2GB of RAM, a screen resolution of 1280 x 1024 and workstation class graphic cards.
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Now the system requirements for AutoCAD 2008, for the 32-bit program: Intel Pentium 4 processor with 2.2GHz, operating system Windows Vista, XP Home Edition or Professional, 512MB of RAM installed, at least 750MB free space on the hard drive when the installation is running, 1024x768 VGA. So which is the <strong>best notebook for AutoCAD</strong>? The one that fully has the requirements is Dell Precision M6300, and you will be able to enjoy any version of AutoCAD on it, especially on the 17” display. If you are planning to manage your work on the run you might consider getting a comfortable notebook bag or case, as this one weights over 8.5lbs.
You can however customize your Dell notebook in order to meet your requirements. Dell Precision M6300 has Windows Vista Business pre-loaded, 80GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM and a 8x DVD-ROM. With these improved specifications, it runs over the minimum required and so your design programs will work smoothly and the final result will please you completely.

But there are mote Dell notebooks perfect for AutoCAD, and some of them are Dell Latitude 620, which has NVIDIA Quadro NVS 110M, 14” widescreen, powerful Intel Core Duo processor, 1GB of RAM installed, 80GB hard drive and a 24x CD/RW and DVD combo. The design is also very nice in this notebook, classic combination of grey and black, perfect for business people which prefer to stay in the back with their powerful machine.

Another good notebook is Dell Latitude 820, which has a Core Duo T2400 CPU running at 1.83GHz, a 15.4” display with a native resolution of 1680x1050, 1GB of RAM installed, minimum 60GB hard drive, this is more for older versions of AutoCAD. It has Bluetooth radio, Windows XP Home Edition, a 6-cell battery and a three year warranty. This one though is a bit lighter, 6.17lbs. This is a business-orientated notebook, and you must focus on these if you want to run AutoCAD on your notebook. The design is also nice, made of magnesium alloy; it is slimmer and easier to carry around.

Last but not least, we must mention Dell Precision M90; this is one notebook to be proud of from the looks of it. It features a Intel T2600 2.16GHz Core Duo, 1GB of RAM installed, larger storage space thanks to the 100GB hard drive, beautiful 17” WXGA screen, graphics card nVidia Quadro FX 1500M and as for operating system Windows XP Pro. As you see, there are options when you want to choose <strong>the best notebook for AutoCAD</strong>, but first you must decide upon the version’s specifications and from there start your research.










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