Thread: ok, time for a new laptop...
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Old 02-24-2010, 06:32 AM   #14
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If you're using databasing with Windows 7, I think the 4gb of RAM is required.

You can't add RAM on the customize screen though which is a pain, and with a lot of these ultra-slim laptops, you can't upgrade it yourself.

I'd go for the second one if you really need an ultra slim model. Don't forget, if you intend to install stuff from CD/DVD, you'll need to buy a drive seperatly. You can add this in the customize screen.
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