Laptop recommendations
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The better halves Compaq has died and it its off to the shops tomorrow to buy a new laptop. I'm more interested in brand reliability (the Compaq has been shite to be honest) than anything else, as I can sort out the specs myself.
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
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The better halves Compaq has died and it its off to the shops tomorrow to buy a new laptop. I'm more interested in brand reliability (the Compaq has been shite to be honest) than anything else, as I can sort out the specs myself.
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
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We've got a Sony Vaio, does the job!! Only problem is I can't get it to print to Dell printer...
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Tosh was another one I had in mind. I'm only basing my HP idea on the desktops I've owned, as a couple of them ran for years, ones still going after six years.
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The better halves Compaq has died and it its off to the shops tomorrow to buy a new laptop. I'm more interested in brand reliability (the Compaq has been shite to be honest) than anything else, as I can sort out the specs myself.
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
Any horror stories to tell... or laptops that have been working flawlessly since Noah was a lad?
I was thinking HP?
You need to look after them properly and it depends what you are using it for and you need a decent cooling pad thing too - crap ones don't work apparently.What do you need it for?
(asked by Mr SC!) Also get a good warranty.
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Coming from a mainframe background I still think of any other type of computer as just "toys and accessories'
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It's not going to be state of the art stuff... basically used for internet stuff and playing bloody Farmville on Facebook !!
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