I won't be swayed by other people's sources. Can't I be the author of my own source and you guys can quote me as the source.
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kelvin070 and Alien Allen need to stop fighting. can't we all just get along?
btw, I kind of agree with Alien Allen.
I have Sony Vaio but I wouldn't say it's superior in all aspects. If I had to be honest and pick a side, I
would go with Toshiba. Then Dell and Sony 3rd.
Alien Allen
Froggy the Prick
I aint seen a Sony anywhere
This is PCW's ratings. No idea what you posted. More of your standard cut and crap bullshit I guess
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Alien Allen
Froggy the Prick
You can mind your own business anytime you choose.
He is full of shit on his opinion is all.
Let me borrow somebody's signature in another forum "opinions are like buttholes. We all have them and they stink"
I choose that it IS my business since this is a forum for all interested and I am a member and interested.
and I did say I agree with you... mostly.
Seriously man, the fact that you named Fujitsu and Thinkpad as 2 of the top laptops proves you don't know what you are talking about.
Like I said opinoions will differ. I respect your views. By and large all the brands meet acceptable minimum standards.
"... minimum standards." well give me one person who goes after the minimum standards and I'll give you one person who only wants a job that pays minimum wage.
It depends on your requirements, budget, value for money etc.
Laptop Reliability Study: Asus and Toshiba Come Out
Source: Laptop Reliability Study: Asus and Toshiba Come Out on Top - Laptops - Gizmodo
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Source: Laptop Reliability Study: Asus and Toshiba Come Out on Top - Laptops - Gizmodo
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I got my Toshiba Satellite A215 on sale for $499. 15" screen, 160G hard drive and 2gigs RAM. I download and/or stream video constantly while surfing the web or doing work online. I'm on a wireless network and have never had problems. I traveled with it and accessed hot spots without any issues. I watch DVDs, burn DVDs, and use my microsoft office suite all the time.
I also have a 22" monitor hooked up to the laptop so I can multitask (stream a vid on one screen and work on the other), and use a cordless keyboard and mouse.
I love my Toshiba and would recommend it to anyone but kelvin.
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Alien Allen
Froggy the Prick
malfunction rates are only one component of rating a computer.
if that was your point to begin with Kelvin you should have stated that.
There are other things such as tech support, pricing, value, etc. that come into play.
if that was your point to begin with Kelvin you should have stated that.
There are other things such as tech support, pricing, value, etc. that come into play.
Good quality commands a premium price. The other aspects are basically equal. So the malfunction rates can help you to make a good decision.
Alien Allen
Froggy the Prick
Having a name like Sony also commands a premium price. Sometimes the quality did not come with it.
I have to agree. Most Sony products you are also paying for the brand name. But I still think its value for money for both brand name and quality.
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