What laptop are you using
 

Going to pick up a new machine here.
I use a 17inch for working on daily smaller one for travel.

anyone have a ?
Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation

What do you think? What else is good out there?

Get an Asus, I've spilled nearly everything on mine, even dropped it from a good four feet and it's still running like nothing ever happened.

The one I posted this with

what? ?
MAC only

Dell Studio 17. Wish I'd spent a bit extra and got the 1900x1200 screen though.

I have a 16" Sony Vaio VPCF12 series with an intel i7 core and Blueray and I'm happy with it.

Switched back to desktop recently, I like it way better.

I bet people never let you borrow stuff ?? :1orglaugh

Asus Lambhorghini VX2Se

I'm very satisfied with my Asus G73Jh, (Lexus of Laptops)
It's a quiet gaming laptop that is very fast, 7200 rpm harddrive instead of 5400 rpm, and a dream to use. Try it out in the closest laptopstore:
http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=8je5Ot4HBnKOdT81

http://blog.laptopmag.com/wpress/wp-...US-G73jh01.jpg

I have a 15in Mac Book Pro.

After seeing the new Air I want one of those for travel :)

13 inch Mac Book Pro, I love the size of the screen.. hardly notice it in my laptop bag. Great size on a plane and 8 hours of battery.

15" Macbook Pro :)

Toshiba Satellite L300 here with 15.4 inch screen.

I use Dell Studio 17 inch, i7 intel, 6 gig ram
Very good one

I have a Dell Vostro 1720. works great. a bit heavy to carry around but good otherwise

Lenovo ThinkPad L412
http://www.laptopmag.com/review/lapt...kpad-l412.aspx

I got an old Dell P4

http://www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-m15x/pd

Spec'd up Alienware. First one burnt out, they had to replace it. I'd probably get an ASUS too if I were you.

I have a Toshiba Qosmio 550 i7. Everyone that sees is comments that its the biggest laptop they've ever seen.

What is the dell Studio?

Agree... One of the best...

Dell Latitude D630 with SSD

I'm so pissed that I got a 15 inch last time. Thought it would be lighter, better battery, and easier to move. But now I wish I would of got a 17 inch. And I always stick with Sony, I got hooked on them a couple years back because they where only one that could run my video edits smoothly.

I should say my next will be a 17 inch 3d

Mac Book 13 inch, but I use external monitor.

I have the HP Pavilion DV-7. It's pretty nice and was under 1k.

How old is it?

How do you like it? How old?

HP dv9000 17". I have had it for 2 years now and it gets the job done.

for pc i just got some random dell laptop

i love my mac

Seeing all these Dell and Apple products being suggested is painful.

I've got the M6500, i7-920XM Quad at 2.00Ghz, 16GB DDR3 at 1333Mhz, nVidia Quadra FX 3800M (1GB DDR3), Dual 256GB SSD RAID 0, 17" WUXGA 1920x122 RGB LED, running 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate.

My only complaint at this point is that after several hours on the phone with Dell and another several hours on the phone with Microsoft I'm still unable to get the USB 3.0 ports to work. Dell's actually sending someone out to replace the hardware since none of the driver/software based trouble-shooting has worked. Once they get these 3.0 ports working I'll be very happy with the system.

BTW, it's also driving three 27" displays. :)

17" maxed out MacBook Pro :2 cents:

Asus N51...It's a bit over a year old a now considered "old"

* 2.66 GHz Intel Core Duo T9550 Processor
* 4GB RAM
* 320 GB 7200RPM Hard Drive
* 15.6 Display (HD 1366 X 768 LED), NVidia GT 130M 1 GB DDR2 VRAM

I have it connected to two 19" monitors.

Dam that cost a pretty penny :)
I priced one out today and it was at $3700
It was the RAID SSD that got me. I really dont think I need it after all
Was like + $900

I have no complaints. The SSD was a great idea. It has been two years at the beginning of the month.

I have dell but I prefer my desktop...

15" MacBook Pro, I am smarter and cooler than PC users ;)

I use a Dell Precision M6400 with a 17" screen and it's awesome. Quad core, 8Gb 2hdd (one ssd) - this is my desktop equivalent. For travel I use an old Dell D600 (got 2 of them, one running linux and the other Win7 32bit)

I prefer the Dell business line - you get tech support from North America, including next day on-site (for the M6400). Nothing worse than having to decipher some berry berry fine gentlemans Engrish with a 3rd world mentality.

Years ago I did tech support for Compaq and I know what is good support - it has to be based in the US/Canada.

Asus UX50V-A1. There is only ASUS.

Acer Aspire 8735G 1gb nvidia cuda, 8 gn ram, 1 tb HDD

it SUCKS , sucks badly, never EVER go for acer, i hate it... you should consider alienware

Hp g72-a30em wu893ea
monitor 17.3" diagonal hd led hp brightview display resolution: 1600 x 900
intel® core™ i3-350m processor 2.26 ghz, level 3 cache 3 mb chipset intel® hm55
memory 4 gb ddr3 1333 (2 x 2048 mb)
hard disc 500 gb sata hard disc drive 7200 rpm
dvd rw lightscribe supermulti dvd±r/rw with double layer
ati mobility radeon hd 5470 graphics) 1gb ddr3 up to 2714mb
webcam with integrated digital microphone (vga)
altec lansing speakers
3 usb 2.0 port
802.11 b/g/n; bluetooth® wireless networking
5-in-1 integrated digital media reader sd cards,
windows® 7 home premium 64-bit

2 years this winter.

Dell Vostro which I'm pleased with (apart from the annoying blue flashing light in sleep mode)
I was even able to successfully Hackintosh it.

desktops for daily use, 13" sony for travel.

my just out of warranty 17" HP DV7 itself the other week, apparently a problem with the motherboard that would cost almost $1k to replace. my sister bought the same one and her screen cracked almost right away. HP can go eat a dick.

meanwhile my ASUS that was about a quarter of the price of the HP, is running fast and just feels all around awesome. will definitely go with ASUS for my next laptop :)

Yeah, out the door price was $8,500 and change. Not cheap but it's one bad ass piece of hardware. And as Hessie pointed out Dell's business support line is incredible and everyone I've spoke with there has been a native English speaker. ;-) That alone is worth $8,500 :winkwink:

HP Pavilion...

wow man.
I just cant bring myself to spend that much.
Awesome you did