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Which Laptop Brand do you use? [Poll]
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At least here in Brazil, where I live, Lenovo support is a shame. And the product line here is very small. I really hope that their customer support may be better in your contry than here in Brazil, because I like the prices of this brand.
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Raul90
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Used to have an Asus Zenbook UX302 but I had to sell that one when I was in a fix. Using a Lenovo S400 and now I am missing my old UX302
eXPerience
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@Huracan not really, my computer still works as it should
. I only broke off a piece of my power plug (but that was my own mistake) and the battery seems to run dry really fast, but then again, it's a 3 year old battery and I honestly think it's more of a software issue cause if I put it on power safe mode it will still hold for more than an hour while watching videos. I should reinstall windows 8.1 to be sure of that though.
All in all, it's actually a really good pc, and easy on maintenance.
- Aug 30, 2012
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Dell Vostro here
Favorite : Dell, ASUS and HP
Don't like : Apple
Reason : If Macbook costs 2000$, then a 1000$ costs the hardware and a1000$ costs the name
Favorite : Dell, ASUS and HP
Don't like : Apple
Reason : If Macbook costs 2000$, then a 1000$ costs the hardware and a1000$ costs the name
mercurial
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- Oct 3, 2012
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Personally i prefer Asus, if i had to choose another brand if ASUS wasn't available would be Lenovo then Dell and finally HP. ASUS's laptop have really good design and venting systems which keeps the laptops quite cool even without a cooler, so my vote goes with ASUS.
Personally used the following brand for at-least a year (Dell, HP, Sony, ASUS, Lenovo, Toshiba and Acer).
Currently using an ASUS Ultrabook.
Edit 1: Toshiba is also quite good, but they are a bit expensive at my place.
- Asus.
- Lenovo.
- Dell.
- HP.
Personally used the following brand for at-least a year (Dell, HP, Sony, ASUS, Lenovo, Toshiba and Acer).
Currently using an ASUS Ultrabook.
Edit 1: Toshiba is also quite good, but they are a bit expensive at my place.
mercurial
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@Paul.R Mac Book Pro 13' is quite good especially with the retina display, and using it is a breeze though it take's a little getting used to if you are a hardcore Windows users. The OS is quite fluid and functions quite well, just recently bought a Mac Book Air 11' for a colleague, he is one happy customer. Though ultimately it comes down to what you plan to do with the laptop, if you can elaborate will be glad to help you further.
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- Jan 4, 2014
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Dell Vostro here
Favorite : Dell, ASUS and HP
Don't like : Apple
Reason : If Macbook costs 2000$, then a 1000$ costs the hardware and a1000$ costs the name
Hi, Bora... what's Vostro you're using right now?
Btw, I agree with you about MAC
- Aug 30, 2012
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It's an old laptop, Vostro 1015Hi, Bora... what's Vostro you're using right now?
Btw, I agree with you about MAC
http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/vostro-1015/pd
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it's very good. Powerfull enough to run Battlefield 3 on ultra without any hassle.
But not perfect, since i'm really hating windows 8.1 xD
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Exactly.
You have a variant with Nvidia 740m ?
And it runs a I-7 4510u (1.8~3.1ghz) + 8GB RAM
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