quality laptops?

I'd suggest a HP. Although I don't know much about computers/laptops, my one works fine.

And I prefer laptops since y'know, you can carry them around.

Vaio is alright i guess, but i prefer a TOSHIBA because it is build for programming and gaming or is that ACER

(04-25-2013 11:25 PM)Driman Wrote:  Vaio is alright i guess, but i prefer a TOSHIBA because it is build for programming and gaming or is that ACER

Toshiba isn't made for gaming.

I ended up getting an Asus laptop, works great. I can run tons of games now, and its very nice. So anyone looking for a good laptop I highly recomend Asus.

HP isn't good choice. HP hardware isn't so reliable and most of laptops which come to
guarantee are HP-s. Business seria HPs are more reliable then pavilions. And don't take AMD processor. If cooler isn't placed correctly it burn down easly than Intel processor.
Like Micah sayed, Asus is good choice, and it is a good. Asus company is old motherboard maker and these are very reliable and price is quite good to.
Second good choice would be Dell inspirion. Inspirion quality is good, and price is low. For gaming you should choose from these two, Asus or Dell. If you don't move so much then i recomend you to buy PC not laptop. Laptops aren't build to gaming because laptops cooler systems are quite weak.
I'm using Dell Studio, i have been used it for 2,5 year and i haven't been any problems. I'm quite big gamer but i'm moving a lot, then i need to carry my computer with me.

If you have some questions to buy some computer you can ask from me.

-----------> http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13...spx?~ck=mn
even comes with ubuntu

Top 10 best performing laptops.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-575812...ws-laptop/

(04-27-2013 07:16 PM)Muhv Wrote:  HP isn't good choice. HP hardware isn't so reliable and most of laptops which come to
guarantee are HP-s. Business seria HPs are more reliable then pavilions. And don't take AMD processor. If cooler isn't placed correctly it burn down easly than Intel processor.
Like Micah sayed, Asus is good choice, and it is a good. Asus company is old motherboard maker and these are very reliable and price is quite good to.
Second good choice would be Dell inspirion. Inspirion quality is good, and price is low. For gaming you should choose from these two, Asus or Dell. If you don't move so much then i recomend you to buy PC not laptop. Laptops aren't build to gaming because laptops cooler systems are quite weak.
I'm using Dell Studio, i have been used it for 2,5 year and i haven't been any problems. I'm quite big gamer but i'm moving a lot, then i need to carry my computer with me.

If you have some questions to buy some computer you can ask from me.

I'm sorry but Dell is absolute garbage. Asus is a tier up from HP when it comes to laptops, but IMO the quality you get from HP with the money spent is well worth it.

(04-30-2013 09:17 PM)greenman2288 Wrote:  

(04-27-2013 07:16 PM)Muhv Wrote:  HP isn't good choice. HP hardware isn't so reliable and most of laptops which come to
guarantee are HP-s. Business seria HPs are more reliable then pavilions. And don't take AMD processor. If cooler isn't placed correctly it burn down easly than Intel processor.
Like Micah sayed, Asus is good choice, and it is a good. Asus company is old motherboard maker and these are very reliable and price is quite good to.
Second good choice would be Dell inspirion. Inspirion quality is good, and price is low. For gaming you should choose from these two, Asus or Dell. If you don't move so much then i recomend you to buy PC not laptop. Laptops aren't build to gaming because laptops cooler systems are quite weak.
I'm using Dell Studio, i have been used it for 2,5 year and i haven't been any problems. I'm quite big gamer but i'm moving a lot, then i need to carry my computer with me.

If you have some questions to buy some computer you can ask from me.

I'm sorry but Dell is absolute garbage. Asus is a tier up from HP when it comes to laptops, but IMO the quality you get from HP with the money spent is well worth it.

Unfortunately i can't agree with you that Dell-s are garbage. My Dell is now about 2,5 years old and i have no problems with it. But this is true, that HP price and quality is balanced. You pay less, you get less. A little notice that, most of Asus are designed for left handed.

screw the laptop, get a good tower and moniter.. I'd reccomend a dell.

Toshiba fo' life. Sure, you need to upgrade the graphics yourself, but it runs quite nice. Its been about 4 years and its time to replace my hard drive. Pretty cheap aswell.