I’m going to buy a new laptop, but she, a phone.

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You should buy a new laptop, but maybe consider a phone instead.

I usually buy laptops, but this time I'm thinking about a phone.

Are you going to buy a new laptop or a phone?

If I needed something portable, I'd buy a phone, but for work, I need a laptop.

I intend to purchase a new laptop; however, she requires a phone.

I'm getting a new laptop, but she's getting a phone.

I'll buy a new laptop, and she'll buy a phone.

To purchase a new portable computer.

To purchase a mobile telephone.