Laptops: What is the best brand?

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   internpeteposted 12 years ago

   Laptops: What is the best brand?
   
   looking to get a new laptop in the future, in your experience, what are the brands that offer durability and best value?  Are there any brands to steer clear of?

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   vinnerposted 12 years ago

   Apple Mac only the best one if you look performance and look wise. Only problem is the high price.

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      internpeteposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, not a big fan of the high price!

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   Mr Niceposted 12 years ago

   
   
   It all depends, what you really want in the new laptop and the price. I found a link where you can find the best and worst laptops for 2012. I hope you can find the right laptop. Good luck
   
   http://www.laptopmag.com/mobile-life/be … -2012.aspx

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      internpeteposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Very useful! Thanks!

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      Mr Niceposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      You are very welcome.

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   Georgie Loweryposted 12 years ago

   My first instinct was to tell you not to buy a Dell, but as many times as I dropped mine, got crumbs in it or spilled stuff on and in it, I am amazed that mine actually lasted as long as it did. I had it just over two years before it gave up the ghost.

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   T. R. Brownposted 12 years ago

   Assuming you are talking PC not Mac, I really like the value to performance of Toshiba.

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   Carey Liliposted 12 years ago

   I am using an Acer, which was purchased a few years ago, it is the first 16:9 laptop at that time.
   I think Samsung works better in screen so you may take it into consideration. What's more, one of my friend use Fujitsu and it looks elegant, the color and resolution is not as good as that of Samsung.
   
   As i know, Lenovo is another brand works pretty well in screen color, but i am not sure if it uses Samsung screen directly or not, I did not dig it deep.
   In short, I thing Samsung is a brand that you can think about if you focus on great screen of a laptop.

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   WretchedRaptureposted 12 years ago

   Many people will probably disagree with me here, but I won't hesitate to recommend Dell. I'm finishing up my second year of college now, and I believe I got my laptop when I was a junior in high school. Its still decently fast and it has had no problems running any of the new video editing software I recently threw at it. And as you may now, video editing software, especially in HD, is quite the heavy task. All in all it is still running strong after almost four years, and the only physical maintenance I've done to it was replace my battery once. And, before you freak out about having to buy a 100+ dollar battery after the first 2 years or so, I'd also like to mention that you can get great generic brand batteries with a quick search on amazon. Cost me less than 20 bucks! Good luck with whatever you may choose. :]

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      Larry Wallposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I think Dell makes excellent machines. My wife is using a Dell Laptop that is now five years old. I have a Dell and never had problems with it and if you but the extra service contract for support and warranty, you should be good to go.

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   leakeemposted 12 years ago

   Toshiba for me is the best. Lowest fail rate after 3 years compared to all the brands but it's bulky. It has a fairly reasonable price too.
   Asus is the 2nd best.
   
   but if you've got money. I'd suggest Alien Ware.

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   sharmavposted 12 years ago

   I love macbook air. Love portability. Definitely love the intuitiveness of OSX. Not difficult to get the software for OSX and they are reasonably priced too.

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    TheOracleKingposted 12 years ago

    Yours is Dell. I can say that it's worth buying this gadget.

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    xBlizz08posted 12 years ago

    Sometimes its not about the brand if you are asking for durability. That was on the owner's case, how they handle their laptop with so much care. On the other side, if you are asking for performance, Apple Mac is my recommendation, outside of that, probably Acer or Dell.

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    Squirrelgonzoposted 12 years ago

    I have worked on the following laptops: Dell, HP, ASUS, Toshiba...and I have to say-I am most happy with my Alienware (which is now manufactured by Dell.)  I bought the Alienware (though very pricey,) at the end of my rope when my ASUS took a crap on me during a deployment.
    
    I now use the Alienware for gaming, video production as well as photography, so I am going to go ahead and say it: It depends on what you plan on using your new laptop for.

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    Noman Sagar Sagarposted 7 years ago

    i think dell core i7 is beast laptop because it is working properly

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    writer_villaposted 7 years ago

    •    Best ultrabook: Dell XPS 13 (Kaby Lake)
    •    Best convertible laptop: HP Spectre x360 (2017)
    •    Best budget convertible laptop: Asus ZenBook Flip
    •    Best hybrid laptop: Surface Pro 4
    •    Best gaming laptop: Alienware 17 R4
    •    Best budget gaming laptop: Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming
    •    Best portable gaming laptop: Alienware 13
    •    Best luxury laptop: Surface Book
    •    Best high-end Chromebook: HP Chromebook 13 G1
    •    Best budget Chromebook: Asus C202S
    •    Best MacBook: 13-inch Core i5 MacBook Pro

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    seegodposted 7 years ago

    Apple MacBook and laptops are very good. I also suggest you that HP laptops are also very good to work on. It totally depends on your choice of look. Do compare with other one and get a good piece for yourself.
    Thanks!

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    Zoey Oliverposted 4 years ago

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