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Buying a laptop. What brand should I buy?
I'm gonna buy a laptop, I think its very handy to have one, for going to conventions and on holiday and just for general laziness.
What you all got and what do you recommend I get? I've been looking at Dell. They have some very good machines. Spam me please! |
if you got money buy an IBM
if not go with dell, vaio, hp or toshiba IBM has the biggest quality products i got a 9 year old laptop here that still runs smooth ibm are the best |
Toshiba
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Thanks. |
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Got some links for IBM machines you would recommend? |
dell or sony :2 cents:
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Apple Powerbook!
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no single problem in 9 years (didnt touch it in 2 years i gotto admit... bought a new one) i know a friend had big problems with dell they had to replace his screen twice!! never heard anything bad about sony, too as far as links go... google :winkwink: |
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sorry but i dont know anything more gay looking apple... i dont buy computers from guys who get fucked by bill gates and lose billions because of this those people dont have clue :) |
sony vaio (centrino) or a dell
ibm and toshiba are pretty old school. |
dude, get a dell
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HP always make quality products
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Toshiba or HP
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Just My two cents:
I do not recommend Toshiba notebooks..Especially Satellite version. 1) Problems with sleep mode. 2) Problems with battery. 3) Conflicts with build-in PowerManagement option WinXP. I hate Toshibe laptops!!!! |
I just got the new Acer Ferrari edition.....it smokes!!!:thumbsup :thumbsup
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toshiba or HP is my vote as well, make sure it is a Intel P4 not a celery (celeron) and the wife calls it!
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Apple/Dell
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How do you like it so far? Please don't buy a Dell, problems so far with a few Dell notebooks: 1. Dead batteries after few months 2. Unstable 3. Black screens 4. Dead power supply 5. Sudden reboots. Repair cost for the rebooting Dell: $400 |
Toshiba? Try to stay away. In Dec of 2002 I bought a Toshiba Satilite Pro 6100(pro my ass, lol). To make a long story short, in a year and 2 months it blew the harddrive TWICE, mother board and power supply. I use the laptop about 3 hours daily.
Last week I orderd an IBM think pad R40(r50 US model), and it cost me the same price as the Toshiba, not to mention the IBM is coming with Centrino. |
hmmm a lot of mixed opinions in here, thanks for the replies.
I'll need to look again and maybe see what most of you recommend. |
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Everything else about it works really really well. (and chicks on airplanes dig it:Graucho ) lol |
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How much did you pay for that? Can't seem to find a price.
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$2000 USD
one of the bast things about it is all of the different connection functions that are included: Connectivity V.92 56Kbps3 data/fax modem, PTT (postal, telegraph, telephone) certified in select countries; Acer InviLink wireless LAN network connection 802.11g; 10/100 LAN; Bluetooth? wireless PAN Interface Ports Four USB 2.0, parallel, DC in, RJ-11 modem, RJ-45 LAN, VGA, S-video TV out, microphone in, stereo headphone out, FireWireŽ (IEEE 1394), FIR (fast infrared) |
IBM
there is no other on the same level of quality |
dell
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Just got back from London France, Belgium, and Amsterdam and I had no problem hooking up everywhere I went.
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have no problems with it |
If you are looking for a kick ass machine and have a few bucks to burn, get an alienware laptop.
http://www.alienware.com/ :thumbsup |
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I am not going to read this thread but the answer is Dell. JuicyLinks has one for sale right now that is only 2 months old. |
If you want the best on the market get an Apple WPowerbook G4. If you need Windows buy a Dell with their premium service. Either way you will have the best of the breed.
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better choice though
apple or sony vaio these are the best |
im lookin at the ibook or powerbook for small notebooks
they are the ones that are offering the small size at an affordable price. |
HP Compaq nw8000
Intel P-M 1.7GHz/400MHz, IntelŽ 855PM, 1MB L2, 512MB 333MHz DDR SDRAM//max 2GB (2 DIMM slots), n/a, 60 GB 7.2 krpm , DVD/CD-RW 24x, 56Kbps modem, HP Premier Sound sound 2 stereo speakers, ATI Mobility Radeon 9600Pro 128 MB, 15" TFT UXGA WVA (Wide Viewing Angle) (1600x1200), Windows XP Pro, Integrated 10/100/1000 NIC, Wireless 802.11b/g+Bluetooth Mini-PCI card , 1S, 1P, Secure digital (SD) slot , 2 USB 2.0, 1394, S-video out, VGA, RJ-45/RJ-11, Infra Red, Audio in/out, Docking connector, Two Type I/II or One Type III PC Card Slots (support 32-bit CardBus & 16-bit PCMCIA Cards) http://www.hp-expo.com/productpdfs/s...000_uk_eng.pdf |
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I had a look at some Dell machines but after reading this thread it seems the only one no one has said sucks is the Sony one. Everyone else has something bad to say on the other machines. |
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Gotta read my thread this morning title Dell is really pissing my off.... http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...id=231378:mad:
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Buy a To :thumbsup
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I just picked up a japan import. They make these strictly for the japan market and most never make it to production in the US. They are sooo much better than the laptops here. The keyboard has japanese characters so they have to put stickers on them. But outside of that, there is no difference.
http://www.kemplar.com/librettol5_ts.htm hank |
sager
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Sony Vaio or Apple Powerbook
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If you want long battery life you should go for a machine with Intel Centrino.
And if you want a reliable machine you should probably consider an IBM. I have the T40p which I am very happy with. Almost 5 hours battery life. |
I had a
toshiba - piece of shit dell - piece of shit another dell - still shit ibm - better...but still a piece of shit sony vaio - finally a great puter!! |
My Toshiba P20 Satellite is awesome!
DH |
I've been using Dell for a long time now. Their customer support went to shit, but not a bad computer.
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