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 new pc- laptop vs desktop 
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Post new pc- laptop vs desktop
okay it has come time for me to upgrade my pc (actually im getting a second one in the house). i was wondering whether i should get a desktop or a laptop. i want to use this pc for some casual gaming (source) and other than that it will just be used for general surfing and downloading songs (my mom also plans on using this pc with her bookkeeping business). normally i would have just gone with the desktop but i will be going to university soon and i was thitnking that a laptop would just be more convenient. also my budget is only around $600CDN ($550 US).

so should i get a laptop or get the desktop and wait until i need the laptop.

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for the money you are looking to spend it really doenst matter what you buy... desktop is always a little better for gaming when you talk about the price range you are in but it really wont make a huge difference

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