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Short version: a Core i3 laptop sits firmly in the budget lane, but it’ll handle emails, docs and Netflix without breaking a sweat—or the bank. New models in Australia typically land around AUD $450–$900 (Chromebook-style machines can dip to about $300–$600), depending on RAM, SSD size and brand ego. On the used market, expect roughly AUD $150–$450, with condition and battery health doing most of the price steering. Don’t forget the classic Aussie timing trick: EOFY and back-to-school sales often shave a cheeky chunk off the sticker. If you need gaming grunt or video editing muscle, an i5/i7 (or Ryzen 5/7) is the smarter bet; otherwise, i3 gets the job done without drama.