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Wrapping my brain around the difference in PC brands.
Shopping and browsing around for a new laptop. I travel a bit, so a desktop is out of the question if I want to work. The point is rather moot, but I know it is going to be brought up.
One PC costs say %600 brand new and another cost say $1500 brand new. The components seem to be the same: Duo Core/ Athlon 64 1 gig of ram etc. It seems that the more expensive ones have a more expensive Vista version, video card, and basically stuff I don't need, including 150g memory. Right now, I have 40g and use about 25%. So, what is the difference between Acer, Dell, Gateway, Sony, HP, etc? If all of the components are the same, why does a 17" wide-screen Gateway cost less than a Sony 14" when they have identical specs of Duo Core with a 1G memory? Are there other things I should be paying attention to when I am deciding which of 40-odd computers? What is a better brand to choose if they are similar priced? Is it all about the MoBo? I presently own a Compaq, and I am comfortable using it. I used to own a Toshiba, and while I didn't mind it, it crashed on my pretty quick. |
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