if you would go to Lenovo... that would be a too pricey for every piece of functions added to it compared than the rest... so far, from 14" and up sizes, finishes are jurassic in nature, cheap plastic shells, poor designs and rubbish .. except including its widescreen notebook relatives, the only Lenovo i loved is their thin and smallest S10 model. a unit designed for a user on the go.
if you would go for Acer, you can find every features complete in every of their models to a lesser price. However their shells are too cheap and lousy... if you are a hard typist... perhaps within a year or so.. you should have to replace the entire casing and its keypad... and that happens only to mobiles where you can replace shells with its keypad not with the notebooks... weighing your preference compared to the unit price... buying one is just a waste of money.
if you would go for HP... yes! that's the look everyone loves to touch... rounded corner curves, compact constructions, sturdy shells, shiny mirrorlike finishes though i hate leaving the fingermarks requiring you to wipe always... Unlikely, HP motherboards are not as sturdy compared than its rivals... once it will breakdown, it will lead u to suffer headaches of going here and there...
if you would go to Lenovo... that would be a too pricey for every piece of functions added to it compared than the rest... so far, from 14" and up sizes, finishes are jurassic in nature, cheap plastic shells, poor designs and rubbish .. except including its widescreen notebook relatives, the only Lenovo i loved is their thin and smallest S10 model. a unit designed for a user on the go.
if you would go for Acer, you can find every features complete in every of their models to a lesser price. However their shells are too cheap and lousy... if you are a hard typist... perhaps within a year or so.. you should have to replace the entire casing and its keypad... and that happens only to mobiles where you can replace shells with its keypad not with the notebooks... weighing your preference compared to the unit price... buying one is just a waste of money.
if you would go for HP... yes! that's the look everyone loves to touch... rounded corner curves, compact constructions, sturdy shells, shiny mirrorlike finishes though i hate leaving the fingermarks requiring you to wipe always... Unlikely, HP motherboards are not as sturdy compared than its rivals... once it will breakdown, it will lead u to suffer headaches of going here and there...
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