“Speed? Operational Capabilities I use my laptop to do work for church which includes things from creating, editing and burning CD's & DVD's to simple documents and letters in Word, etc. I use Microsoft Office on a daily. I also create presentations, download music and so forth. Would this be a good option or is there a better one?”
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This is sufficient for these simple tasks. It will be a little slow when loading things, but overall it will get the job done. If you can spare $80 and get something with a more powerful CPU, do it. If budget is a high priority, you'll be okay with this computer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is a throwaway computer. I bought a couple for web browsing at conferences, where there is a high likelihood that they will be lost, stolen, or broken. I would recommend something better for an everyday computer. It would do all you ask, but it would be tedious, and it is not the best build quality I have seen (it is not the worst either, but pretty close.) Do not forget that you would need to pay for MS Office or download a freeware office suite like LibreOffice. I would recommend something with an i3 or i5 fifth or sixth generation processor if you plan on using it for a while. Try something with similar specs to the one I "recommended" with this answer. If you can afford another $50 an i5 would be a better value in my opinion, once you take your own time and sanity into consideration..
I would recommend:
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