Which company's computer should I buy ?

Question

I don't like dell.....their design is so ugly......

Answer 1

The company is really your choice... but some thoughts are

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Answer 2

Try Acer cause it is simply tha best!! Cheap and affordable. But pls don end up buying china made one! It gets spoilt easily, even if a warranty is implied on it. Mine is original Acer motherboard made in taiwan and i have been using it for more than 4 yrs with no problems. Otherwise u can go for IBM, Sony and Hp. The former are costly.

Answer 3

gateway tablets are pretty nice. HP is a nice company, Sony is okay but expensive as hell, IBMs are nice but expensive as hell, Dell is the best. They have nice designs too, The new laptop PC looks so niiiiiiice.

Answer 4

Hi,

It all matters on what you are looking for. If it is just a computer then it can be from anyone who provides it to you at the lowest rates. If you really need something special then please discuss your exact requirement with our experts. We can not only tell you what to buy but also try finding a store near you where you can actually buy it or a vendor who can deliver it to you at a convenient price.

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Answer 5

hey ugly is only skin deep but a crappy computer goes all the way to the bank. delll make some very nice computers if you get one of the better models.

Answer 6

MACS ALL THE WAY! I've had this computer since Christmas time last year andit hasn't crashed once.

Answer 7

sony all the way... i wish samsung would bring their computers into america... my cousin has a samsung laptop.. absolutely amazing

Answer 8

Well how about machintosh they have tight computers

Answer 9

Try hp or Sony then, I have hp and it's great.

Answer 10

HP