laptop...whats best company

[uguv]

Yeah, that's the model I was talking about pip_seeker. Those specs with an 8800M GTS for $1130 is pretty amazing.

 

[marshmellow1991]

hmm...didnt see anyone suggest sager yet.....

up there with FNW and AW, just not as costly

 

[Guest]

http/www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220340

There you go its a good one

 

[roofus]

lenovo / IBM thinkpad

My fiend got one and it game loaded with some nice software like diskeepr but they refrained from loading spyware on the computer if i getting a notebook i am going for lenovo .. I am tired on the crap HP, DELL and the others give you .. why pay for windows if you have to reformat and reinstall ASAP .. WHO CAN STAND THE HOME VERSIONS OF WINDOWS .. its all about XP pro / vista Business and Lenovo loads that

If you have to travel alot for work, you would come to love the Lenovo's. I am using a T-61P typing this right now. 2.4 Ghz dual core, 3GB RAM, 120Gb HDD, Nvidia Quadro graphics (great for CAD, not so great gaming). I had a Toshiba before this which treated me well but this one is alot more durable. Lenov caters to business so you wont get bloatware.

 

[PsyKhiqZero]

Asus has good laptops check this one out from Best Buy
http/www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9050279&type=product&id=1218012519873

at under 1100 dollars US. I would call this one good deal.

 

[Grant1872x]

Companies shouldn't matter, it all comes down to the specs for me, and IMO only the customer service is the thing I look for in the company...

 

[Jake_Barnes]

This topic has been moved from the section CPU-Components to section Laptops & Notebooks by Jake_Barnes

 

[saira]

hi
i want to buy a laptop.but i dnt knw which one is the good one
i want to buy for a pharmacy point of view.so i can install a software.which one is good laptop?

 

[jerseygamer]

Asus, Gateway, HP, Toshiba, Acer for quality and performance for your money in the order I listed them.

As a person who has probably fixed over 500 laptops in my life so far I can say Dell is about the biggest pile of dung you can buy. Dont waste your money. Then again if nobody bought Dell I would not make much cash after my full time job. I swear to god. Every recomendation I have ever made on laptop purchase has been solid. People that own Dell already or dont listen and buy them anyways are 90% of my buisness. Such a hudge POS line of products. Right up there with macbooks. I will admit pretty much all apple products are at the bottom of the line for quality Dell is VERY close.

 

[Anna5409sj]

hey guys what would you say the best company for buying a laptop is?...alienware and voodoo and falcon-nw are too pricy...and i customized a fairly good laptop for a good price with HP...what do you guys think is the best company to go with? budget around 1500

I'd like to know too. I need a laptop soon..

 

[Canuck1]

Asus, Gateway, HP, Toshiba, Acer for quality and performance for your money in the order I listed them.

As a person who has probably fixed over 500 laptops in my life so far I can say Dell is about the biggest pile of dung you can buy. Dont waste your money. Then again if nobody bought Dell I would not make much cash after my full time job. I swear to god. Every recomendation I have ever made on laptop purchase has been solid. People that own Dell already or dont listen and buy them anyways are 90% of my buisness. Such a hudge POS line of products. Right up there with macbooks. I will admit pretty much all apple products are at the bottom of the line for quality Dell is VERY close.

Anyone agree with this guy?

I hope you follow threads you comment in because I'd like you to expand on your statements. ;-)

Do you mean Dell's line from their Inspirions to Latitudes? Older generation to current?

Latitudes D600 series to D800 series to XPS 13 and 16 to the Precisions? Which Dells are we talking about here?

Which laptops do you like to repair? Which are easy or relatively easy? Thinkpads? Also, which generation of whatever brand you prefer?


I would like someone to recommend to me a laptop that has a good screen, decent graphics, eSATA and is stable/sturdy (so probably a business line laptop unless it's a multimedia one that is well-built - rare?). I'd like a good screen because I use my computer to watch movies/videos and I like eSATA because I need extra storage space to store my data. Laptop drives are bigger these days but I prefer to have my data and OS separate anyway.

So, which laptop? Budget $1500 and under.... I think over that is getting kinda high although if it's a world beater, I'd consider....

 

[Dalemite]

I LOVE my Lenovo T60. With the 7200MaH battery it lasts about 4 hours before it whines about juice. It's very simple looking, it plays WoW very well, and came with a lot of good software (WinDVD creator 3 > any other i've seen yet). It cost me less then 1400 also.

EDIT: Fujistu is terribad, HP's are ok, no xperience with Asus, Toshiba Satellites are crap, the Qosmio's are evil if you don't mind lugging around a cinder block. Alienware's overheat a lot from my past xperiences.

 

[ampedal]

Dell extended, they have excellent customer service.

unless you're comfortable with opening up your case...then pretty much the rest. Toshiba makes the highest quality laptops...IMO