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It seems like you really don't need the powerful or new of a notebook. If you are just going to use it at home it doesn't seem to matter to you.
I'm not really impressed with many notebooks.
I've serviced HP, Compaq, Toshiba, IBM, Toshiba, Dell, Acer, Zenith, Apple, Sony, ect...
One company gave me a new IBM and they was good. Although I bought an old IBM and it was a pain to configure. It required a special boot disk for service.
I'd say go with an affordable notebook with a long warranty. If something like the LCD or mainboard goes and it's out of warr. Then you could just throw it away.
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