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Mon Apr 30, 2007 11:37 pm  |
| waffle wrote: |
| going strictly by failure rates, you should stick with ibm/thinkpad, toshiba, or mac. sony is ok but overpriced. HP's and dells have a very high failure rate -- I think dell is around 25% while ibm is the best at around 12%. I would do a thinkpad or a mac, they seem to be worth the money. |
I've also heard good things about IBM and Toshiba as far as PCs go. In fact, I almost went with a Toshiba when I was laptop shopping last year. Even though Sony tends to be overpriced, I still went with one b/c the screen clarity and color is very high quality and it was the closest quality I could get to a Mac. I use and plan to use more visual based applications such as Photoshop and Illustrator where screen quality becomes important to me. |
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