I bought a $1.2k VAIO 2 years ago that I was really excited about + it broke after 5 months. previous to that, I had bad experiences with Compaq, ASUS, and the Acer Gateways (my worst one prolly. The keyboard just stopped working and ****ed up. I don't remember exactly what it did, but it was unusable),
I bought a $1.2k VAIO 2 years ago that I was really excited about + it broke after 5 months. previous to that, I had bad experiences with Compaq, ASUS, and the Acer Gateways (my worst one prolly. The keyboard just stopped working and ****ed up. I don't remember exactly what it did, but it was unusable),
Acer and Compaq are considered cheaper brands, right? I think Asus is considered one of the better brands.
Acer and Compaq are considered cheaper brands, right? I think Asus is considered one of the better brands.
IDK. The build quality on those computers were really bad though + they were really ugly (except partially for the VAIO). They've become better post-2008.
Lenovo makes the most durable and secure PC laptops on the market. Lenovo also has the best PC keyboard. Lenovo has a breadth of designs, ranging from ugly as sin to very thin/colorful/a little ugly.
once I asked a Lenovo rep if they had any plans to make better looking/colored laptops. he said that they had found that "most people" didn't care what their laptops looked like
Why would you even care about how it looks. It's like saying a Macbook Pro is better than Alienware/Lenovo combined because it looks purrrty.
You guys here are so much into the 'looks' of your gadgets rather than functionality it's appalling.
Why would you even care about how it looks. It's like saying a Macbook Pro is better than Alienware/Lenovo combined because it looks purrrty.
You guys here are so much into the 'looks' of your gadgets rather than functionality it's appalling.
If you're a student just using twitter, Skype, Microsoft Office + other small tasks, you don't really need functionality. Any computer is good enough for that. You wouldn't wang people coming into your dorm and seeing a big clunky black + gray mess on your table. plus, most consumers just surf the web and check email on their computers. Those specs are often rendered useless later.
If you're a student just using twitter, Skype, Microsoft Office + other small tasks, you don't really need functionality. Any computer is good enough for that. You wouldn't wang people coming into your dorm and seeing a big clunky black + gray mess on your table. plus, most consumers just surf the web and check email on their computers. Those specs are often rendered useless later.
previous to that, I had bad experiences with Compaq, ASUS, and the Acer Gateways (my worst one prolly. The keyboard just stopped working and ****ed up. I don't remember exactly what it did, but it was unusable),
