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Which company is your laptop/PC from?

Discussion in 'General Tech' started by KKrage, Sep 3, 2014.

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  1. KKrage

    KKrage Well-Known Member

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    What company is your laptop or PC from?
    I own a laptop which is by Samsung. My laptop is currently really slow though, it's quite new too, only like 1 or 2 years old.
    What's yours from?
     
    #1 KKrage, Sep 3, 2014
  2. Zerth

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    Asus, windows 7, like 2 year old laptop, still quite fast and usable, bought it when my desktop wasn't working very well because the graphics card was broken, so just bought a cheap looking laptop to use, but now I use this more because I can bring it anywhere and it loads faster than my desktop :) Although the screen is smaller than my desktop monitor which sucks.
     
    #2 Zerth, Sep 4, 2014
  3. KKrage

    KKrage Well-Known Member

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    Oh nice, my laptop is a Windows 7 too! My other computer is really slow and old. I use my laptop more too.
    My current graphics card is quite bad but it's okay. Not as good as PCs though.
     
    #3 KKrage, Sep 4, 2014
  4. RMCMage

    RMCMage Well-Known Member

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    My laptop is a Toshiba, I only use it for word processing or spreadsheets, my desktop is custom built.:cool:
     
    #4 RMCMage, Sep 26, 2014
  5. BrokenDownFlier

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    I haven't owned a branded computer in about 15 years. I've been custom building because I like getting parts that I can trust instead of just some cheap junk some vendor got a huge deal on. My current rig is a bit outdated but I'm slowly saving up for something better--just wish that every time I put together a parts list and get ready to order, that those parts aren't already obsolete. I'm also waiting to see how Windows 8.1 is going to turn out for hardcore gamers or if I should just get 7/Vista. Yes, I still run XP because it's stable and I don't like change that much.
     
    #5 BrokenDownFlier, Sep 27, 2014
  6. tinybutnotfangless

    tinybutnotfangless Well-Known Member
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    It started off as a Dell Inspiron about 6 years ago using Windows Vista, then I upgraded the RAM, video card and internal HD. Eventually I replaced the motherboard, CPU and the case with a Zalman Z9 and upgraded the OS to Windows 7. The Z9 case allows more upgrades over time, instead of buying a completely new computer.
     
    #6 tinybutnotfangless, Sep 27, 2014
  7. moneyman

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    I assembled a computer by myself. It has been now working 4 and a half years and I am happy for it since it only cost around 450$. In addition, it runs games really well since I bought a good graphics card.
     
    #7 moneyman, Sep 28, 2014
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    insertkittyface Well-Known Member

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    Currently, my laptop is made by ASUS, which is one of my favorite brands, I've had a couple laptops by them and they've done me well.
     
    #8 insertkittyface, Oct 8, 2014
  9. Kleineganz

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    I have two desktops and a laptop from HP, and I have a Tablet PC from Sony (VAIO Tap 11). I also have an iMac that I use for iOS app testing (one of the requirements of the work I do).
     
    #9 Kleineganz, Oct 20, 2014
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    I use a lenovo laptop. I think Lenovo/IBM thinkpads are good quality laptops and last a very long time.
     
    #10 gats, Oct 21, 2014
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    Mine is from dell and it really honestly suck. So I'm trying to get me a new one as soon as possible.
     
    #11 dez97, Nov 3, 2014
  12. niiro17

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    My PC is Asus/Windows 7 and it was bought last mid 2011. I don't have a laptop but I always borrow it from my sister and it was Lenovo/Windows 8.
     
    #12 niiro17, Dec 2, 2014
  13. GamerPerson

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    My computer is made by Dell. It's branding is Alienware. I think it's currently 4 years old. (It'll be time to put old Bessie down, unless she surpasses the typical year of life span for computers. :( I need my gaming hardware!)
     
    #13 GamerPerson, Dec 7, 2014
  14. Kamarsun1

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    Macbook Pro. I've had it for a few year now and I still love it. My last one was a macbook that was one of the first intel Mac's. It lasted from 2006 until 2012, right after I got this one.
     
    #14 Kamarsun1, Dec 10, 2014
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    Custom built PC to play games and do some heavy duty work/running heavy programs. I haven't used a branded PC in years. I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop for generic stuff like work and streaming.
     
    #15 Cereus, Dec 11, 2014
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    I have a net book made by ASUS which is 7 years old. That recently died though. Damn shame. That thing was like the Energizer bunny.
     
    #16 wulfman, Dec 11, 2014
  17. wulfman

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    Presently I have a laptop ..HP Pavilion dv7. It gives me problems though and I am unhappy with it performance wise.
     
    #17 wulfman, Dec 11, 2014
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    Although I ultimately prefer Asus, as of now, I am a Dell user.
     
    #18 Brady2121, Dec 11, 2014
  19. wulfman

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    Yea I had never heard of Asus 7 years ago when I bought it. It was the only thing in my price range. But it did not disappoint. And even though I said it died it still turns on. It just says hard drive cannot be found.
     
    #19 wulfman, Dec 13, 2014
  20. wulfman

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    Maybe if something can be done cheaply to get it to boot up I will have it repaired. Still has Windows XP on it, which Microsoft has stopped offering support for.
     
    #20 wulfman, Dec 13, 2014
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