ang price nila, mag depende ra gyud sa intended target market... pili ra gyud ta unsa atoa... mag depende ang price nila... choices would be, "Business Class" and "Consumer Grade"... A brand would offer these 2 product series...
sa tanan brand, sakit gyud kaayo ug price ang Business Class kay naa man premium ni sya... its intended for long use on a daily basis maong reliability wise, lig-on... as well as the materials used nya, lig-on pud... example lang ani ang keys... bati lang gyud ni'g nawong ang nga Business Class if i-compare sa Consumer grade but, hidden ang ilahang strengths sa HW na mao'y nag tangag ug premium price tag... we can't compare these two in an "apple to apple" price comparison kay we are not doing justice to the HW...
i'm a user and owner of IBM ThinkPad T60, X60 and Lenovo ThinkPad X230... all are Business Class notebook PCs... all of them are worth the money... but its not a "head turner" though... bati'g nawong... hehehe... but hey, reliability wise, all of them are "tanks"...
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03-12-2013, 04:51 PM #21C.I.A.
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03-12-2013, 04:55 PM #22Elite Member
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basta ayaw lng ng HP kay kusog mo init. much better if Asus or Toshiba.
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03-12-2013, 05:05 PM #23Elite Member
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salamat sa inputs...
as far as i know.. IBM and lenovo is alliance.. so para nako, gahi na jud ning mga lenovo..
ang asus ug toshiba, kay ako nahibaw.an gahi sad jud.. kanang HP, naa jud koy nahibaw.an ana nga negative feedbacks pero still ako gihapon gi apil sa list kay tingali nag bag.o na ang HP karun para mu better ila products.. mao na, nangayo jud kog tambag sa mga experts diri nga maka agi sa akong thread...
salamat sa comments.. learnings and informations jud ang inyu nahatag.. hehe!
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03-12-2013, 05:07 PM #24C.I.A.
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^ bro,
check pud sa Dell, nindot ang screen sa notebook ni sila pud...
Lenovo bought IBM's PC business... both the notebooks and desktop lines...Last edited by lloyd_joy; 03-12-2013 at 05:11 PM.
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03-12-2013, 05:08 PM #25not just with the heat issue, grabe sad jud kaayo ka fragile ang parts niya.. from the keyboard to the built-in speakers, to the motherboard etc.
Originally Posted by AxisVirus
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03-12-2013, 07:15 PM #26Elite Member
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yup i heard dell is also good..
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ahmm, about sa HP.. O.O karun pa ko ana nga issue.. para nako pod, d man sad kaayu nako feel ang HP..
pero if naa may taga HP na makabasa ani, pwede guru maka react siya diri unya ma defend niya.. maybe nana nay gilihok ang HP ana ilang issues...
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1up. That's Thinkpad in a few words.. Originally Posted by lloyd_joy
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03-13-2013, 02:44 PM #28Elite Member
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gahi jud kaayo ug description bah.. "tanks"
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Toshiba for super endurance.. pero bug.at kaau, better go for ASUS if kana imong gamitan.. nya nay pagkaportable pah gyud ang ASUS.. Originally Posted by Wynna
if you're after the quality and performance, I suggest you to have Toshiba,price range would be a little high but lig -on jud cya...
endurance + performance = toshiba
Endurance = Lenovo
performance = Asus
Design and looks = SONY
Customer Support = DELL
performance + fragilty = HP
But if you want to go for Fame and name , go for APPLE
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03-14-2013, 11:54 AM #30Elite Member
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ASUS vivo tab.. nindot na xa? maka office ko ana?
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