Want to buy: Laptop

[coolbuster2007]

i welcome comments or some options not in the list. thanks for sharing your ideas 

[Dark06]

Hp i think makes the best bang for your buck laptops

[ianonline]

I used to work as a Tech Support for HP though though i was assigned on printers but i was able to use the laptops.. and it's good.. Lenovo is a good choice too, though it's quite expensive.

[dlewis23]

HP has some of the worst notebooks around. And there keyboards tend to fall apart. I would avoid them.

Lenovo is good, but you pay more, and the overall design is getting pretty old now. Toshiba builds a solid notebook, but the best one you have up there is the dell M1530

[TimPawlak]

HP is pretty much amazing in my vision and my experience with computers... fast, reliable and a cool design.

sister has an hp, i have a hp and dad has a gateway.. HP as same specs as gateway kills it and is always fast

[ianonline]

HP has some of the worst notebooks around. And there keyboards tend to fall apart. I would avoid them.

you might want to reconsider... in order to give contrast it would be beneficiary if you will elaborate on this case so as coolbuster will be able to decide well..

[dlewis23]

you might want to reconsider... in order to give contrast it would be beneficiary if you will elaborate on this case so as coolbuster will be able to decide well..

I will never reconsider on HP. They are beyond the worst notebooks I have ever used in my life, and I have used a hell of a lot of notebooks.

They use cheap parts, have really low build quality, install a bunch of horrible software, there easy setup assistant thingy when you first start the notebook is anything but easy, its a pain in the ass, it takes longer to get through that then it would for me to just install vista over it again.

And there support sucks, Flat out sucks. We bought 3 HP notebooks for CEDIA, everyone had a problem. After I got sick of there crappy setup assistant on the first notebook, I did just reinstalled vista, I get to the point where I have to enter the windows product key, and the key on the bottom of the notebook is invalid. So I skip it and call up HP once I get into windows. I get on the phone with them tell the guy whats going on, he of course has me re enter the key again and of course it doesn't work. So the guy says he will send out a new vista disk and key, ok great. It comes the next day, and what do I get a fucking restore disk for the notebook. I call HP up again, and they tell me thats what I was suppose to get. So now I'm back at square one with a crappy notebook that has there crappy vista install, that takes 4 minutes to start up. And apparently HP support rep. David thinks a 4 minute startup with vista is fast because his takes 5 minutes.

So now we are stuck with a dirt slow notebook, that won't do what it was suppose to do, and 2 notebooks who's keyboard fall apart when you type on them that according to HP is causes by us.

Penny, at Microsoft product activation could give better support for this.

[coknuck]

I bought this Acer Extensa 5620-4025 - Pentium Dual Core T2370 / 1.73 GHz - RAM 1 GB - HDD 120 GB - DVD

[becman]

I dunno if they have this in your area (I'm from M.Manila) but at least you'll get some ideas on price (best value in Peso)... I prefer a Toshiba.

http://www.laptopking.com.ph/controller.do?action=categories