Topic: which laptop (Read 1505 times)
I will choose Lenovo G505s.
im currently looking for a laptop for school in the fall if anyone has any good recommendations it would help alot i would like someting like 15 in screen and i would be able to do just about anyting on but good price also. an will last me my whole time in college. 4 years thanks
ASUS offers the best laptops so far.
I've a Dell XPS and after 1y battery life is 15min... I would choose the Lenovo 
The same happened with my Lenovo, the battery lasts 5 minutes now. 
I've a Dell XPS and after 1y battery life is 15min... I would choose the Lenovo
I choose Lenovo... If Lenovo likened person, he is tough, sturdy, elegant look.
I didn't have too great experience with Lenovo. My laptop from Lenovo is the only one that ever had a problem (battery is partially broken). 
I choose Lenovo... If Lenovo likened person, he is tough, sturdy, elegant look.
Asus has been having some of the best laptops ever, check out the G75W and the newer models.
Thanks for the replies and insights. I've found tons of good deals, the problem is I don't really want to deal with refurbished stuff so in the end I went with 3 g505s, even though they have a bios issue.
There is nothing wrong with refurbished. I've seen refurbished hardware last longer than new one. One of my laptops is a refurbished HP.
Thanks for the replies and insights. I've found tons of good deals, the problem is I don't really want to deal with refurbished stuff so in the end I went with 3 g505s, even though they have a bios issue.
The Thinkpad has the best build and the fastest hard drive. The processors are all similar in speed.
It depends on what you're looking for. If you go for the ThinkPad Just make sure you can get by with only 60GB so of storage space. A 128GB SSD will come with <100GB free and if you fill the SSD all the way up it will be slower than an HDD.
If you fill up the HDD all the way up it will be also slower. This point is pretty much invalid. It depends on what you're looking for. If you go for the ThinkPad Just make sure you can get by with only 60GB so of storage space. A 128GB SSD will come with <100GB free and if you fill the SSD all the way up it will be slower than an HDD.
The Thinkpad has the best build and the fastest hard drive. The processors are all similar in speed.
It depends on what you're looking for. If you go for the ThinkPad Just make sure you can get by with only 60GB so of storage space. A 128GB SSD will come with <100GB free and if you fill the SSD all the way up it will be slower than an HDD.
It depends on what you're looking for. If you go for the ThinkPad Just make sure you can get by with only 60GB so of storage space. A 128GB SSD will come with <100GB free and if you fill the SSD all the way up it will be slower than an HDD.
I repeat what I said before, if you are limited to the list the lenovo is the better choice, but neither of those is a good choice anyway, too outdated for the price you are paying for them for 600$ you'll be able to buy a laptop with new generation hardware ( a 4th generation intel i5 cpu and probably a 720M GT or equivalent, or at least an HD4600 graphics
Dell Inspiron for me
i also like to use inspiron model by dell but problem is i have no care center near for repair so its risky investment 
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Dell Inspiron for me
i also like to use inspiron model by dell but problem is i have no care center near for repair so its risky investment
Dell Inspiron for me
lenovo works great among these all hp is ok too and very stylish however i dont like dell because i have been a dell user before and its only end up with the same problem their lcd is not good at all and you also need to always put a cooling fan to prevent the heat which is suck
HP, its work great.
I would stay away from the acer. Nothing against them, but I heard their technical assistance is really bad. On your list I would go for the first one because of the ssd.
The Thinkpad will be the fastest, because of the SSD.
But at 128GB, you won't be able to store much.
It depends on what you want to use the laptop for - work or storage.
This is what I thought exactly. I'd pick the one with SSD. You can always buy some external disk to store your stuff and carry it around in your laptop bag. But at 128GB, you won't be able to store much.
It depends on what you want to use the laptop for - work or storage.
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