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i'm looking to buy a new laptop that dosn't break the bank,with a good amount of bells & whisle's,
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I like my Acer.
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i have good luck with HP
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i have good luck with HP i always like my Toshiba, always worked good for me... |
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www.newegg.com
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what bell and whistles ? that is what makes the difference.
they all have wireless they all have webcams you can be very functional for well under 1000 bucks .. I hope your bank isn't that small. |
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Toshiba is a good choice. also Lenovo - my sons Lenovo is old than the Dinosaurs (not really) but still runs well eve nthough the daggone case & hinges are starting to give out the computer is fine...
we have always had good luck w/ HP - 5 yr old desktop - never an issue |
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Edited by
singmesweet
on
Fri 07/16/10 07:34 PM
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I've been very happy with my Dell. It was around $550, I think.
I have had two HPs for work over the last year and half and have not been happy at all with them. Both have had issues with overheating. |
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As a computer tech, I always advise my friends to buy Toshiba, Acer, or if they can afford it - ASUS. I've never been called to fix one of these computers.
Brands to AVOID - HP, Gateway, Dell. It seems like no matter where I go, these are the computers I'm fixing. And they all have their own little interesting glitches. |
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