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can you compare the above two for me? i need to if the latter is an appropriate replacement for the former?<br />
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lenova d460 is an older model used in india. I need to place it. do you see Toshiba C55-A5300 as something that is comparable <br />
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(technology of d460 from 2008 to meet the software demands then vs technology of Toshiba to handle softwares of 2013)<br />
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basically it is for word documents, email, communications and book keeping and some gentle surfing.
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can you compare the above two for me? i need to if the latter is an appropriate replacement for the former?

lenova d460 is an older model used in india. I need to place it. do you see Toshiba C55-A5300 as something that is comparable 

(technology of d460 from 2008 to meet the software demands then vs technology of Toshiba to handle softwares of 2013)

basically it is for word documents, email, communications and book keeping and some gentle surfing.

Comparing lenova d460 vs Toshiba C55-A5300

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