nielsenfiore
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Guys, I’m quite fed up of mouse wires. I’m looking at a Razer Mmba as a good candidate to fill the void. Is it a good choice or should I consider other options?
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I have had experiences with the HyperX Cloud my right side stop working. I like the earcups of the Siberia 200 it feels comfy compared to the older Siberia's as well. Plus the Sakura Purple Siberia 200 goes really well with my pc mod. As, for razer I did try it feels more of a bass head headphone which I do not feel suits my gaming needs. So, I went for Siberia 200! Totally an improvement from the older headphones!
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Need help! Title says it all. Need it for gaming. SteelSeries Siberia 200 Gaming Headset OR the Razer Kraken pro
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i have the Sensei Wireless its a good buy for me tbh. My brothers have the logitech one > G602. I kinda feel the G602 is way bigger. If ergonomics is an important feature you look forward to then you should consider the Sensei Wireless.
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You can buy MSI laptop as they are mainly for Gaming.
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Inspiron 15-3541 can be used for Paint, Visual Studio 2015, Microsoft Office & also used for gaming
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Nexus 6P it's cheaper than Lumia 950.
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Dell XPS 13 which is thin, light laptop with a high resolution with touch screen, i7, 8gb of ram and 256gb of ssd storage. Budget approx 1499.
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You can dell Inspiron N3050 laptop. You can used it for programming (Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScrip etc), animation, light photo editing with gimp, Photoshop etc.
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Mac Air is for those who want swift performance and long battery life in a lightweight machine for a reasonable price. Power users and photo and video editors should step up to the 13- or 15-inch MacBook Pro, which offer very sharp Retina displays along with beefier processors in heftier designs. While more expensive, the 15-inch Pro is really the only choice for those looking for workstation-class performance. The 12-inch MacBook is a niche system. It's the most portable choice in Apple's lineup, but it also costs just as much as the 13-inch Pro (which offers more speed and a bigger display) and it's $300 more than the 13-inch Air (which has more battery life and ports). So get the MacBook only if you want to travel really, really light. For the vast majority of shoppers, the 13-inch Air continues to be the best choice, but the 13-inch Pro is a close second because of its better screen.
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You can buy MSI G Series GT60. Meeting all your requirements approx.
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You can have MSI GS series laptop, They are sleek, lightweight & very Powerful.
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Surface pro 4 is good for all your needs like watching video, movies, browsing the internet and playing light games -
Nexus 6P is best, Samsung S6 Edge is not good. Rest I don't know
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Laptop Recommendation for Computer Science Major
nielsenfiore replied to skynetKen's topic in Phones and Tablets
asus q502la-bbi5t12 Pros Convertible laptop Good Processor, memory and spacious hard drive Cons No Solid state drive
