Note book PC

Never had any problem even though using it all time for 2 years.

Never had a problem with mine.

17 inch screen

1gb video memory/nvidia 9800m gts

4gb ram ddr3

2.26ghz core 2 duo p-8600

320gb cpacity

3.5hrs battery

1150$ from the us

there is the gateway p-7805u now it ripps any game like a hot knife throught butter .. and for 1150$ too from best buy usa ( u gotta pay for shipping)

and try to get with a dedicated video memory/nvidia or ati video processors..

***** I hope life isn't a big joke, because I don't get it. ******

then pick the configuration you want.

YOU DONT KNOW ME, DONT EVEN TRY !!!

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sony vaio or Dell?

Right now I am using Toshiba M70 laptop....no much complaints. I am looking for a smaller and lighter one. My hubby need to take it with him while travelling.

 Guys Dell sucks i got a lemmon... its crush all the time.... SONY VAIO is the good one and it makes ur life easier...

Try to avoid the following brands:

Acer(AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!!!) 

Compaq

HP

Go for Dell, it wont let u down.

Or if u want top config for budget price, check out Fujitsu-Siemens. 

 toshiba and acer are the same company how u trust one and u dump the other. anyway almost 80% of the laptops have the same motherboard  the only difference is the cooling system. hp is the best according to that. but if u want to spend more go for Apple, Asus; or IBM T series and not lenovo. Trust me i worked 2 years in this domain. if u can find Asus it will be good coz they made their own motherboard. Ibm used to made their motherboard. by the way T series is expansive coz its made of titanium; and it's water proof. one more thing if u r looking for a small laptop with high performance go to ibm X series and again not lenovo logo. cheers 

dont ever by lenovo...acer...gateway...their prices are attractive but after 1-2 yrs u feel u wud rather have spent more and gotten a better thing then this...because they rlly slow down to a brick in a few yrs...go with toshiba for laptops...dell for desktops

I am having bitter experience with HP Pavilion series with AMD processor.  

After giving it to Redigton (HP’s only authorise Service Center) for many times they told me that they are getting lots of complains for note books with same config. AMD processor generates heat and that damages the board (they replaced it twice in my note book) and other parts. It also reduces battery life. In my case, it runs for only 35 - 40 minutes even after choosing all power saving options. 

(abr 09, 2008)

The most common question we get around here is simple: "What laptop

should I buy?" Being a generally difficult person by nature, I usually

respond with my own series of questions: "What size screen do you want?

How much do you want to spend?" and so on. But sometimes people just

want a simple suggestion, based on what I actually like.

So, here is a jargon-free list of the current crop of laptops that I'm

digging, either because they give you good bang for your buck, they

excel in their specific category, or because they just plain rock.

Lenovo ThinkPad X300

The

ThinkPad X300 breaks new ground by packing a broad display, full-size

keyboard, and nearly every feature a mobile user needs into a sleek,

lightweight case.

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Price: $2,997.00 - $2,997.00 (check prices)

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Gateway P-6831FX

We

loved the pitch for the Gateway P-6831 FX: a 17-inch laptop with 3GB of

RAM and Nividia's GeForce 8800 graphics card for only $1,350. But keep

an eye on price changes to get the best deal.

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Toshiba Portege R500

Toshiba's

SSD version of the Portege R500 may be the best ultraportable laptop

available right now, and it packs in much of what the MacBook Air lacks

while weighing nearly half as much.

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Apple MacBook

If

you're not afraid to take the Mac OS plunge, it's hard to find a laptop

designed with more care and precision than the 13-inch MacBook.

Read full review >>

Price: $1,299.99 - $1,662.99 (check prices)

Filed in: Best 5 laptops, Best thin and light laptops

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Dell XPS M1530

The

latest revision to Dell's flagship line, the XPS M1530 features a

redesigned case and some of the highest-end components available,

making it arguably the best 15-inch rig on the market today.

Read full review >>

Price: $1,274.00 - $1,274.00 (check prices)

Source:

http://reviews.cnet.com/best-laptops/?tag=dir

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

What are your requirements ?

What will you use it for ?

Will you be moving it around a lot or be more stationary ?

Is Battery life important to you ?

Do you want a small Screen or large ?

Do you prefer Windows or Mac OS? 

Without knowing this answering you will be hit and miss.