unsai nindot na laptop paliton?

[wilhelmina]

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kadungog na mo sa brand nga Arnold?

[jiro81]

GOOGLE?

[simoko]

kanang mo fit sa imong computing needs and budget...mao na palita..hehehehe...be careful lang aning mga 2nd hand laptops..test,test,and test again......

[ohyeah]

most durable is Fujitsu then Toshiba then Acer, sa nabasa ko sa ibang forum, and the least is Dell...

[butitoy]

How can we recommend you anything when you do not post the purpose and budget for the said purchase, Come to think of it, all brands are nice but would depend on your budget actually. Oh and relax.


EDIT:

Hera are the brands you might wanna consider

Asus
Acer
Compaq
Dell
Gateway
HP
Mac
Toshiba


EDIT2:

If you want good specs look for something on any of the brands that carries the following Core2Duo 2.2Ghz or higher, 4Gb of RAM, 8600GT(mobile or higher) 300GB++ of harddrive space, DVD+RW,Wifi,lan, 15.1" or higher LCD screen and windows vista as an operating system.

sakto.

first to consider... BUDGET

second... SPECS

- intel based ( remember this ) 7series with 800mhz fsb .4mb 0f unified cache.
- 2gb of ram
- ( SLI video on your laptop? ) ..just kidding ( but is real ) . an 8600 or higher videocard
- at least 200 gb 7200 sata HDD ( heard of RAID0 on laptop? )
- 17" lcd
- dvd writer

other than this are standard parts.

third... NOT A MAC.. be practical.

- u are buying the name with mac.not the performance..( those who say otherwise..welcome to the new world!..try google for specs. ) they use intel parts thats found on a wintel laptop.

- the real advantage of a MAC is its OS ( it can support higher than 4gb of RAM ) coz its 64bit and all it apps are native 64bit designed specifically for the MAC OS X++. : refer to second paragraph : 2gb of ram

- its very expensive.. looks?..have u seen an HP voodoo envy?

- u can install OS X leopard on ur pc laptop..

durability....not a dell or HP.. ( exploding batteries? ..hahaha ) they are ranked as no. 1 and 2 in the US market..

>>>> unsa nindot paliton? .. HOW MUCH CAN U CASH OUT?

[obemon]

It's like buying a car you know. The first step is to figure out what you need it for. Do you want a small hatchback for easy parking on the city? A sedan for the family? A people-mover for the extra extended family? A 4-wheel drive for that weekend offroading? Or a luxury sports car perhaps if you're desperate to get laid?

The same applies when buying a laptop I reckon. Do you just want a entry level one that can do the basic stuff? Do you need it for business use? Do you need a roadwarrior when you're out n bout? Are you a gamer perhaps and want a gaming laptop? Do you want the bells and whistles of a PC but want the chassis of a notebook so maybe a desktop replacement laptop will suit you? Are are you very conscious of it's weight and want something very light, thin, and anorexic like an ultra-portable one?

Like Earlz said, the OP needs to be more specific (so we could narrow it down) rather just asking. "I need a laptop, what's good?"
What's the point of listing all these brands, models, and specs if it doesn't fit the OP's needs, requirements, and budget.

[ovinixz]

please suggest

misay: try this bara2 ra n ok pd iya specs
https://www.istorya.net/forums/index....,171739.0.html

[loloyis.com]

If you can afford this luxury, this should be on your list.

ALIENWARE AREA-51 m15x

Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processors (4MB Cache, 800MHz FSB)
512MB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 8800M GTX
4GB Dual Channel DDR2 at 667MHz
7200 RPM - 200GB SATA
Dual Layer 2x Blu-Ray/DVD±R/W/CD-RW Burner
Windows Vista® Ultimate

just google around or go to alienware.com for details

[ovinixz]

misay: try this bara2 ra n ok pd iya specs
https://www.istorya.net/forums/index....,171739.0.html

grepriced 35k - 30k. open for reservations. mu accept mi ug any laptops u like. tell mi lng sa inu gus2 na brand n model. contact 09064530262. tnx

[joco_ph]

most important - buy a notebook with 3 year warranty
2nd - with service center located in your area
3rd - specs