Solved! Dell-lenovo-

[tablet-pcguy]

Hello,I am a dell user. I personally think it is an average-below average brand due to my experience with a Dell Studio with a 1.6Ghz core i7 processor. It works at a pretty good speed, has low battery life(2hrs max), great graphics, and great sound. I have had to change its battery once, due to overheating and near destruction (luckily, my warranty hadn't expired and I got a mechanic to fix it). I have been searching the internet for quite a while and have found lenovo to be the best brand. I expecially like the X220 convertible tablet. Now, could anyone tell me about a better brand for a tablet-pc?

 

[WR2]

Only other reasonable option I know about is the Fujitsu LifeBook T901 Convertible Tablet;
and it doesn't come that close to the Thinkpad.
http/ts.fujitsu.com/products/mobile/tablet_pcs/lifebook_t900.html

 

[WR2]

Wait;
You're the tablet-pcguy. Aren't you supposed to be answering that type question for us?

 

[cadder]

A few years ago there was an article where some big repair company had rated Toshiba, Lenovo, Sony and ASUS as the more reliable brands.

I owned a Dell for about 5 years with no problems, and now I have a business class Dell that is a great computer. I also have a small Toshiba for travel and it is OK but the keyboard and touchpad don't inspire confidence. I might consider Lenovo for my next machine.