madmoneyyy
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Thanks for the suggestion Revolution. I will definitely look into that ultra-mobile laptop. It may just be what I'm looking for. It looks sturdy and hassle-free.
Laptop suggestions?
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-Revolution-
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Yes.The best thing what I like about is the comfort.Using it right now from my gym.Pure speed and work oriented laptop.
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What I do, when I am buying new stuff is:
1. Find some online shop, the cheapest one in your are or country.
2. Filter them by price.
3. Filter them by only Asus and HP (From my experience, these are the most reliable ones from those which I've tested)
4. Check graphic cards and processor benchmarks.
5. Take a look at other hardware.
6. Filter everything out and you have the winner.
My old Asus will be 5 years this september and guess what? It's still working as a VPS for me and it's working great, except the LCD is a bit fucked up, but that can be easily fixed.
My current main HP dv7 has also been working flawlessly for the past 2 years.
People who say that their laptops will get fucked up every year, well... it's how you care about it, if you beat it against the wall, then that can be expected. Most of the laptops are as reliable as their owners are. I've never had a laptop crash beyond repair, I've never even had to repair my laptops.
Also, I would never buy a Macbook or some ultrabook or other overexpensive crap (please, mac users, don't get offended, I don't give a fuck about your counter-arguments).
1. Find some online shop, the cheapest one in your are or country.
2. Filter them by price.
3. Filter them by only Asus and HP (From my experience, these are the most reliable ones from those which I've tested)
4. Check graphic cards and processor benchmarks.
5. Take a look at other hardware.
6. Filter everything out and you have the winner.
My old Asus will be 5 years this september and guess what? It's still working as a VPS for me and it's working great, except the LCD is a bit fucked up, but that can be easily fixed.
My current main HP dv7 has also been working flawlessly for the past 2 years.
People who say that their laptops will get fucked up every year, well... it's how you care about it, if you beat it against the wall, then that can be expected. Most of the laptops are as reliable as their owners are. I've never had a laptop crash beyond repair, I've never even had to repair my laptops.
Also, I would never buy a Macbook or some ultrabook or other overexpensive crap (please, mac users, don't get offended, I don't give a fuck about your counter-arguments).
ardley216
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Yeah I'd agree with the above. This is what I do. And Add Lenovo to the mix with Asus and HP.
Except with your comments about ultrabooks. For me functionality is more important, but I use my girlfriends ultrabook when showing a client a website. For some people style is very important. But yeah, fuck apple
Except with your comments about ultrabooks. For me functionality is more important, but I use my girlfriends ultrabook when showing a client a website. For some people style is very important. But yeah, fuck apple
madmoneyyy
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- Dec 12, 2011
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Yeah I'd agree with the above. This is what I do. And Add Lenovo to the mix with Asus and HP.
Except with your comments about ultrabooks. For me functionality is more important, but I use my girlfriends ultrabook when showing a client a website. For some people style is very important. But yeah, **** apple
I totally agree. For me, personally, I want something stylish due to the fact that it will make me enjoy working better. Sort of the way a Ferrari would make you enjoy driving better (maybe not a good analogy, but you get the point).
thetraveller
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Lenovo t series core i5 15.6".
madmoneyyy
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- Dec 12, 2011
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I'm in Canada.
Here are some Lenovo EPP links and codes:
Code:
Links
1)http://shoplenovo.i2.com/SEUILibrary/controller/Lenovo:EnterStdAffinity?affinity=ibmeppca&ConfigContext=StdAffinityPortal
2)http://shoplenovo.i2.com/SEUILibrary/controller/Lenovo:EnterStdAffinity?affinity=ibmeppfriendca&ConfigContext=StdAffinityPortal
Password
1) IBM Employee EPP Password = "IBMEPP"
2) Friends & Neighbours EPP Password = "FNDEPP"