Best Laptop/Notebook

[illiriks]

I have an IBM Thinkpad T41 that i am thinking about rpeplacing. Any suggs.?

[Proottalfain]

Here is PCMag's opinion.

[esko-man]

Best technological advice I got for college, "get a tablet" and so I did.

Some version of this to be exact.

[illiriks]

I hate tablets. I write slow and horribly in terms of handwriting. I type at about 90-100wpm.
I like the http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/contr oller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.w orkflow:category.details?current-catalog -id=12F0696583E04D86B9B79B0FEC01C087&cur rent-category-id=27260E1983734A91A115802 FE145A51A probably the base nonelite model looks nice. I value portability over power., and heck, ill be running winnt4 on it anyway (have some games that only run on 4 without quirks of a huge kind)

[Calebkitchen]

get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

[Doomhammr]

All I do on my laptop is read, write, and surf the web. Therefore, the EEE 701 is best for me. You'll find better and faster sub-netbooks these days, but that's what I get for early adapting. I save all the heavy stuff for my custom built PC tower.

[Ruyuk]

At 12/25/08 11:01 PM, illiriks wrote: I have an IBM Thinkpad T41 that i am thinking about rpeplacing. Any suggs.?

Get either a MacBook Pro or a Toshiba Computer but I would recommend the Mac because Vista sucks Dragonballz.

[masterguy-1243]

I have a Gateway. It's pretty awesome.

[scamuel]

pcnextday do the best ones in my opinion. I got my zoostorm laptop from there and the nearest one i could find spec wise, was £100 more.

[Vile-Pudding]

At 12/25/08 11:14 PM, Calebkitchen wrote: get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

Yeah, sounds like a great idea!
Waitasecond, no USB port???
Fuck this computer.

[NewbleHeimer]

At 12/25/08 11:14 PM, Calebkitchen wrote: get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

Calling something "Mac-ish" is hardly a good way to convince someone to get a fucking computer.

Christ. Unless he's an elitist faggot, he wouldn't care.

[HaniiPuppy]

At 12/26/08 10:58 AM, Vile-Pudding wrote: Waitasecond, no USB port???

You mean like the non-existant USB ports pictured here?

I'd say go with the macbook pro if you want to splash out ... amazing machine, great for the arts and, perhaps surprisingly, gaming.

[bananasrus09]

At 12/25/08 11:14 PM, Calebkitchen wrote: get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

Yuck, I love macs... but no. Get a regular macbook or macbook pro.
And if you're a PC person, I'd go with Dell.

[Toiletpaper]

At 12/26/08 01:01 PM, bananasrus09 wrote:

At 12/25/08 11:14 PM, Calebkitchen wrote: get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

Yuck, I love macs... but no. Get a regular macbook or macbook pro.
And if you're a PC person, I'd go with Dell.

Dell?
Please tell me you're joking. The only thing dell has that actually OFFERS something is Alienware, and although it is insanely good, it's also WAAAY overpriced. Name ONE good computer made directly by dell, and not by one of their subsection companies. Like, as I mentioned, Alienware.

[Doomhammr]

At 12/26/08 01:01 PM, bananasrus09 wrote:

At 12/25/08 11:14 PM, Calebkitchen wrote: get a macbook air

its all Mac-ish goodness :3

Yuck, I love macs... but no. Get a regular macbook or macbook pro.
And if you're a PC person, I'd go with Dell.

I agree. Macbook Air has no Optical Drive, only one USB port, no expansion slots, no firewire, slower processor, non-user serviceable, non-replaceable battery. It's just bragging rights that you have a very thin computer (and it's no longer the thinnest computer either).