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Exactly what laptop (make, model, configuration) are others using for their DJ setup?

What would others recommend as the minimum specs? I realise this may depend on what software you plan on using but I just want to get an idea of what to look for.

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As mentions above, Asia g73jh, very pricey but amazing specs and runs everything like a dream. Quad core intel, 8 gig ram, ati 5870m graphics, 1tb hdds.

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fark pill that must of cost a mint..., those specs would be pretty high in a desktop, let alone a laptop which is always like 3x the price, hope it makes breakfast and cooks and cleans!

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It was 2600, wanted to get me' something that would last a few years. My last laptop lasted me' 5 so I wanted another t do the same really.

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easily, and that's the plan. once, i remember thinking that 128mb of ram would be all i'd ever need!

dennis, you're so quick to always point out the negatives in anything and everything.

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I don't use a laptop for mixing but I can certainly recommend Macbook Pro for a solution that just works.

Using PC's and laptops running Windows Vista & 7, I've experienced numerous system and software crashes, intermittent wireless network connectivity issues (drivers?), and slow boot times almost always after 3 months from installing Windows. PC's are fun to build, tweak and play games on but aren't that great for anything else.

The Macbook Pro I use for work has never failed and its 3 years old! Highly recommended for no-nonsense professionals who value simplicity, usability and reliability. Don't let the specification / cost comparisons fool you. Do some research to compare how often your chosen DJ software crashes for each platform. That's what's going to matter when you're doing a gig or when you're halfway through recording your demo.

btw, I'm no Apple fanboy. I'll never buy an iPhone again! But that's a different story :)

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well if he has the money then he can use it

just for a normal dj setup you would start doing the extreme - or you should be asking for a lot more $$$ just to make back what you spent

my min charges are for 5x hrs @ $900.00 and

I go up from there

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I don't use a laptop for mixing but I can certainly recommend Macbook Pro for a solution that just works.

Using PC's and laptops running Windows Vista & 7, I've experienced numerous system and software crashes, intermittent wireless network connectivity issues (drivers?), and slow boot times almost always after 3 months from installing Windows. PC's are fun to build, tweak and play games on but aren't that great for anything else.

The Macbook Pro I use for work has never failed and its 3 years old! Highly recommended for no-nonsense professionals who value simplicity, usability and reliability. Don't let the specification / cost comparisons fool you. Do some research to compare how often your chosen DJ software crashes for each platform. That's what's going to matter when you're doing a gig or when you're halfway through recording your demo.

btw, I'm no Apple fanboy. I'll never buy an iPhone again! But that's a different story :)

I have to admit. Im a bit of a mac hater :) but you hit the nail on the head.. what a good argument.. cant argue with it :) sometimes truth hurts, but im man enough to admit it despite my bias :)

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