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Lenovo X220: Costs: Starting price 979$ Lasts 7.15 hours on small battery, 14.5 hours running a Video on large battery, probably the best battery life i've seen http://www.pcworld.com/article/223366/lenovo_thinkpad_x220_a_bestofbreed_ultraportable.html

Well, the Lenovo's ThinkPad is just looking more and more durable, the more i search, it seems good, and i'm willing to pay an extra 200--->300$ to get it. I really don't care what they look like, i just want them to be durable. Anyone has ThnikPad, and can write what his experiences?

Sorry man, can't tell you a thing about the Asus because i haven't owned one yet, but i did have a Dell, and i didn't like it (lasted me about 2.5 years). And I do know lots of other people who just didn't like the dell laptops. It is not that it just "wasn't my flavour", but it had lots of...

So how is it doing after 3 years of work? Do you still have it? Is it still going good? Do you notice any negative changes, fissures, etc... ? P.S. : Sorry for reviving a long dead thread, but just had to know.

Okay, after some more searching, i had found some Very complex-ed opinions on both Asus and Sager, but all i really want is a notebook that just lasts! I have heard that Lenovo is good, but then again at some other sites, Lenovo was trashed ! I am completely lost now ! There are even some sites...

Well, i am looking at about 1500$, which should be able to get me (according to both Sager and Asus) the i7 2.2 ghz, 8 gb RAM, 750 GB HDD,... So i think it is above your average customer notebook. So, yeah, i'll be needing strong cooling systems, and a good hardware quality in order to sustain...

Hello, Which of these two marks manufactures Notebooks with better quality, durability, life battery, and cooling system. The laptops will have about 18 hours per day of work, so i really want the one that is the MOST durable, and has the overall better quality.