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Whic company???
Yesss.İ am asking you which company is the best in producing laptops.Of
course every company have lots of models of laptops but i am asking
generally soooo which one???İ am asking this
course every company have lots of models of laptops but i am asking
generally soooo which one???İ am asking this
Missing alot of companys there 
But out of your choices, l would say Toshiba, l would have said Sony, but they have recently proved to be dis-trustworthy, and l would rather not have a laptop that comes with root kits
But out of your choices, l would say Toshiba, l would have said Sony, but they have recently proved to be dis-trustworthy, and l would rather not have a laptop that comes with root kits
I had no problems with my Gateway. By "aptop" I am assuming you meant "laptop."
| Soulfire wrote: |
| I had no problems with my Gateway. By "aptop" I am assuming you meant "laptop." |
of course i meant laptop...Forgive me
| ALaFuRKa wrote: |
| İ am asking this |
Erm... clearly... But personally, AlienWare. AlienWare is mad, and looks sweet. Especially the laptops. Specially designed for gaming. HELL YEAH!!!
Other please?
Acer
Acer
VAIO
| DRock wrote: |
| Other please?
Acer |
Yes.U are rigt.İ forgot acer.İt is a big company too
What about Apple? I think Apple is the best laptop maker, but of course, there is Mac OS X installed on it. The next laptop coming out called the "MacBook Pro" however, will be able to run Vista. Apple makes their laptops look much better than all of the Windows laptops that I have seen so far, and I think the hardware and the OS installed on the Apple laptops are far superior than that of the Windows ones.
Dunno if this is a particularly relevant discussion... If you've got a laptop, you're unlikely to use several of them, so you're not going to be able to compare current models like-for-like.
You've also missed out loads of manufacturers like Dell (the market leader), Apple and all the ones everyone else has mentioned.
However, I've had a Dell laptop for just over three years*. Not had much go wrong with it, but haven't been too impressed with Dell's technical support.
*Three years, I hear you say - it must be ancient! Well, it's actually still got some quite current features:
Intel Centrino (P4M 1.6GHz)
512Mb DDR (PC2100) Ram
60Gb Hard Disk Space
DVD/CD-RW Drive
15.1" TFT (SXGA+)
32Mb Nvidia GeForce Go Video Card
So it still does the job!
You've also missed out loads of manufacturers like Dell (the market leader), Apple and all the ones everyone else has mentioned.
However, I've had a Dell laptop for just over three years*. Not had much go wrong with it, but haven't been too impressed with Dell's technical support.
*Three years, I hear you say - it must be ancient! Well, it's actually still got some quite current features:
Intel Centrino (P4M 1.6GHz)
512Mb DDR (PC2100) Ram
60Gb Hard Disk Space
DVD/CD-RW Drive
15.1" TFT (SXGA+)
32Mb Nvidia GeForce Go Video Card
So it still does the job!
| Soulfire wrote: |
| I had no problems with my Gateway. By "aptop" I am assuming you meant "laptop." |
Are you actually supporting gateway
those three ""'s almost laughed that is a HUGE accomplishment
Gateway and Dell are the two WORST companies for buying a computer from
Dell would do all they can to advertise themselves on your machine, and as little as they can to help you fix it and it will break . And all that spyware and adware that comes installed with it, is also on the recovery disk so don't plan on getting away from it for long, cause as soon as you get the OS not found error, or the Physical memory dump completed error you will have it all back on your system .
And Gateway would sell you a system "fully operational" with a Gateway monitor and speakers included with the package you order, and you will then have to search online for drivers
and that driver lookup thing they provide on their site, that thing gave my re-formated gateway a blue screen of death the only thing l had installed, off a jump drive that was clean none the less . And this was no ordinary blue screen, no, it was the old "Physical memory dump completed" error .
So if you are considering buying either of those products, l would say you are better off hiring a ten year old to build one
| Animal wrote: |
| Dunno if this is a particularly relevant discussion... If you've got a laptop, you're unlikely to use several of them, so you're not going to be able to compare current models like-for-like.
You've also missed out loads of manufacturers like Dell (the market leader), Apple and all the ones everyone else has mentioned. However, I've had a Dell laptop for just over three years*. Not had much go wrong with it, but haven't been too impressed with Dell's technical support. *Three years, I hear you say - it must be ancient! Well, it's actually still got some quite current features: Intel Centrino (P4M 1.6GHz) 512Mb DDR (PC2100) Ram 60Gb Hard Disk Space DVD/CD-RW Drive 15.1" TFT (SXGA+) 32Mb Nvidia GeForce Go Video Card So it still does the job! |
Of course i am a human.İ may forget some companies But the laptop u
told about here isnt a good laptop.For example ur video card doesnt do a
job except explorer or programing.Also ur cpu speed isnt well i think.But
ur laptop must be in the best laptops place at those times but it is ancient
now
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