Which laptop is best?
By Metalchick
@Metalchick (1391)
September 18, 2008 8:53am CST
After always getting kicked off computer by my dad cause he wants to use it thought it's about time I got myself a laptop. Just wondering if any of you out there could recommend any decent ones you know of that are out there on the market at the moment. If so what are they and what specs do they have?
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7 responses
@germany_fan (511)
• Malaysia
16 Oct 08
hm...any brand is ok. just when you are buying computer, check out certain characteristics. price is the most, i think important. see your budget. maybe from this, you can get more details range of computer you want. then, check out for their processor, get the lattest, now it's core-duo pentium. then, see for RAM (get 1 gigg and above), hard disc space ( get above 80 gigg), speed (above 1.73 ghz), if possible dvd-writer. that's the simplest specifications for anyone.
@Metalchick (1391)
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16 Oct 08
Thanks for your response will take the spec you mentioned into account when I choose.
@singh_prince19 (47)
• India
19 Sep 08
Hi dear
In todays life, having a laptop is very important
u can purchase DELL. Dell is a good brand. products are
very user friendly. YOU can buy DELL INSPIRION 1525 CORE 2 DUO LAPTOP.
Prize is also affordable. Features are
1. 2GB RAM
2. 160 GB HARD DISK
3. 2 MEGA PIXEL CAMERA
4. WIDE SCREEN TFT DISPLAY
5. INTERNAL 56K MODAM
6. ONE YEAR WARRANTY
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@Metalchick (1391)
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26 Sep 08
Thanks for your help with this have just placed my order with dell now.
@slavezero (833)
• Philippines
29 Sep 08
The best laptop for me is DELL. DELL laptops are great, they offer great notebooks for a low price and great customer support. I specially like the Dell XPS line of notebooks, they are the hot rods of PC laptops. They’re amped up, ready to take on the biggest, most intensive computing tasks you can throw at them, specifically high-end gaming or media tasks. These laptops have big, widescreen LCDs for viewing high-definition content, built-in webcams, powerful graphics cards, and much much more. If you’re looking for a notebook that can be the focal point of your modern multimedia lifestyle, the XPS line should be able to handle it.
@migsmartinez (1293)
• Philippines
21 Sep 08
Well, if you are looking for cost-efficient laptops that have decent specs, you could try looking at Asus or Acer laptops. They have good prices on their middle-tier laptops. If price is not a concern, you could look at Toshiba or Dell laptops. I suggest you don't buy by model but buy by specs. For me, the minimum requirements for a laptop nowadays would be something like this:
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz
1GB RAM
120GB Hard drive
256MB Video Card (Optional)
DVD Super Combo Drive
The size of the laptop, bluetooth and other optional features would be up to you. If you have specs in mind, you could go out and canvass for prices.
@avinash_govind (17)
• United States
18 Sep 08
go for dell.. offers wide varity of choices.. and inspiron is gud as far as i know.. u can build the configuration and be thoughtful while choosing the configuration (usually we configure the system).. they also offer excellent service and online support..i give 9.5/10 for dell.
@magna86 (1786)
• India
18 Sep 08
well i think you should be going with dell!! its the best in market coz the quality that this brand laptop gives.. no other brand in the market gives that quality!
and i think dell xp is a good one!! i know this is quite costly., but still quality matters than quantity rite?
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