Need help on which Business Class Notebook to purchase!!!!!

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I'm looking to my a few business laptops for work. I have about $3,500
each
to spend. This will be used as a desktop replacement. It will be
plugged in the majority of the time, so battery life is not an issue.
Applications used on these will include Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Office,
among others. Please help me choose a processor - I'd like to get the
fastest available.

I've dealt with HP and Dell in the past and have had mixed results with
HP. But Dell doesn't seem to have a business class model with a 17" -
only a home model. I own a Vaio at home and like it alot. My company
feels most comfortable with HP or Dell, but please give me suggestions.

The minimum specs I am thinking about now include:
* Win XP Pro
* 1GB Ram
* 100 GB HD
* 17" Monitor
* Media Port
* CD/DVD RW
* Port Replicator
* 3 Yr Full/Accidental Warranty
* Network Card
* B/G Wireless
Any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated!! Thanks everyone!
 
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> I'm looking to my a few business laptops for work. I have about $3,500
> each

Why so much?

> to spend. This will be used as a desktop replacement. It will be
> plugged in the majority of the time, so battery life is not an issue.

This ones are cheap, because small batteries.

> Applications used on these will include Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Office,
> among others. Please help me choose a processor - I'd like to get the
> fastest available.

The fastest processor or the fastest combination
between human and computer?

So called fast processors create so much fan noise,
that human concentration is brought down very much

> I've dealt with HP and Dell in the past and have had mixed results with
> HP. But Dell doesn't seem to have a business class model with a 17" -

What hat business to do with 17" ?


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