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Laptop with both microsoft & unix os

macdadi112

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Posted January 22, 2013 at 5:47PM

Hi,

I'm after a laptop that would be used in both microsoft & unix.

It does not matter if it doesnt have a CD/DVD drive, but the main thing being its got to be able to handle having 4 applications at least.

I was looking to spend in the region of £300 and was thinking about a HP Pavilion DM1-4300SA or there is the ASUS x401a??

So what do you lot think?

Is it worth having both unix(ubuntu)and microsoft running the same time?

Thanks

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