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There is indeed some a lack of quality notebook for processional. My single advice would be to avoid any device from the "consumer line" of the main PC manufact
by soulbadguy 10y ago
There is indeed some a lack of quality notebook for processional. My single advice would be to avoid any device from the "consumer line" of the main PC manufacturer. The PC industry have made some amazing progress this past 5 years, but the reliability is still lacking. (maybe except the xps line which is having good reviews, but again most reviews focus on the multimedia side of the equation)
You should look into business oriented laptops : HP elite books, dells latitudes, Toshiba tecras. Haven't looked into them for a while now, but HP elitebooks are usually great in term of reliability (but sometimes have sucky screens)
Which thinkpad do you currently own ?
- anexprogrammer 10y agoW520. Bit bulky, especially with the 180w power brick. Antiquated Quadro 2000M is getting too long in the tooth, though it still happily drives 2 big monitors, video and so on. Build quality seems to be ropey at best! Never can make my mind up about HP - they'll put out a brilliant high spec machine then replace it next year with similar spec in the oddest looking case they have. Haven't looked at Toshiba in ages, so I'm probably overdue. :)