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I have worked with a company that bought HP's to their entire staff and very few of those have had issues. Much fewer HP's have been faulting than the previous
by tmikaeld 12y ago
I have worked with a company that bought HP's to their entire staff and very few of those have had issues. Much fewer HP's have been faulting than the previous Dell ones, i should not that Dell replaced the faulty machines while HP requested them to be sent to service without a meanwhile replacement.
The worst experience i've had is by far Asus Netbooks that - at the time - was used on the field.
And I'm sure other will have other experiences. Seems to me that quality on laptops is quite a gamble.
I liked what HP did with WebOS, so i hope they will do a similar work with "The Machine":
http://www.openwebosproject.org/ http://www.openwebosproject.org/
- dagw 12y agoFor some reason the quality gap between HPs consumer and professional laptops is massive. HPs EliteBooks are pretty solid, but their consumer laptops like the Envy or Pavilion are really quite bad.