what brand and model of laptop do you recommend me of buying?

Answer 1

I have 3 laptops, a Toshiba, an HP, and a Dell. I have to say the Toshiba is by far my favourite. Dell has the most options, but their prices aren't the best, and their laptops are consistently heavier and run hotter. The hp's are OK, although their battery life tends to be weak. My Toshiba is just an awesome little machine - great screen, good battery life, good performance, low price.

I'd suggest looking for one of the new Sattilite models with the Intel core duo processors.

Answer 2

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Good luck!

Answer 3

This depends a lot on your price range and what you will do with it. I have a 12.1" Alienware, and it's great for mobile gaming. If you're looking more mainstream, Dell has a reputation for good warrenty service, while I believe Lenovo still has a reputation for very high quality standards. Toshiba and Acer are also decent. Don't touch HP/Compaq with a 10 foot pole.

If you want really unique and have TONS of cash, buy Falcon Northwest. They do custom, automotive grade, paint jobs and make wicked fast machines.

Answer 4

i'm making use of a HP enterprise sequence (nx...., nc....) and that i'm very happy with it. besides, as an IT expert I even have come on the brink of all considerable manufacturers and the acceptable determination a pair of workstation count number on your funds and the section you will use it. For enterprise purposes and heavy traveling i prefer to recommend the enterprise sequence from HP, Lenovo or Apple. For residing house utilization with uncomplicated-problem-unfastened projects Dell and Toshiba make a large job. ASUS is extremely extreme high quality too, particularly the acceptable sequence Ferrari/Lamborghini and EePC, the small one, very transportable with Intel atom CPU. besides stay some distance remote from Acer and Fujitsu and the different loopy names obtainable.

Answer 5

If you can afford them, a MacBook Pro or Alienware. You won't regret either. There's a reason they're so expensive. Sony is also expensive but geared more toward mobility: lightweight and still powerful.

Answer 6

Apple Macbook Pro...or if u use a lot of applications then a dell inspiron 9400....

Answer 7

Acer

Answer 8

TOSHIBA, IV TRIED ALL OF THEM, FIRST CHOISE IS TOSHIBA AND SECOND IS LENOVO OR IBM.
ACTUALLY NEARLY ALL COMPANIES GET THR LAPTOPS MANUFACTURED FRM A COUPLE OF KOREAN AND CHINESE BRANDS.
TOSHIBA IS BEST.
SONY AND DELL GET IT FROM CHINA WHICH IS NOT THT GOOD.
I SUPPOSE SONY SHUT DOWN ALL ITS FACTORIES ARE NOW JUST BRANDING PRODUCTS.
THANX

Answer 9

The only way to go. Macintosh/Apple computers

Answer 10

like they said but get at least a 2 year warranty