<p>Well what the best laptop that you guys can recommend?
All I can say is that I take lots of pictures, so memory might be an issue, but I can always buy and extranal for that.
I'll be a freshman in college in a year, so I still have some time.</p>
<p>What do you want to do with it? Are you into gaming? Do you want a large screen? Or do you prefer something that's very light? Does it need to be able to run for a long time on battery or is it going to be plugged in most of the time? Do you do anything that's demanding on the video subsystem?</p>
<p>I think that the largest laptop disks run around 320 GB which may or may not be enough for you.</p>
<p>They now have 500GB hard drives for laptops, though they aren't very common yet.</p>
<p>and like BC said I cant recommend a laptop without having any idea what it will be used for and what you want in a laptop.</p>
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<p>Just basic, I'm not a gamer. And I guess somewhere between 17in to 19in screen would be good?
Well from experience what do you guys recommend?
I don't know what would be important in college for a laptop.
All I know is that I want one with a web cam, or would it be better to buy one with a USB cord?</p>
<p>hmmm a 17 to 19 inch screen would drastically reduce the portability of the laptop, so if you want to be able to bring it to class and around campus easily a 15 or even 13 inch would be a much better choice, but if you just plan to keep it in your room a 17 inch would be good. Though you could just get an external monitor to make the screen bigger in your room and be able to move it around easily. </p>
<p>For webcams the built in ones will be about the same quality as a fairly inexpensive external one, but it also depends which laptop.</p>
<p>I would suggest the XPS 1330, it is a bit more on the expensive side though.
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<p>with integrated graphics though, NVidia has been having some problems lately</p>
<p>I think there's few options better than combining a tablet with a docking station. That way you can use it with a ton of peripherals, external drives, large monitors etc on the desktop, but it remains ultra portable on the go. It's definitely worth checking out if you are not a gamer.</p>
<p>Do most people in college go with a 13/15 inch or a 17/19 inch screen?</p>
<p>I'd say 13/15. The 17/19 inch screens cost more and weigh a lot more.</p>