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Which brand is better - HP or Lenovo ?

by dazzle-design | December 22, 2007 5:08 PM PST

Hi,

I am a resident of India.

I would like to know which is a better brand when it comes to buying notebook / laptop - HP / Lenovo ?

Thanks

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I'd say HP
by Dango517 | December 22, 2007 5:37 PM PST

I took a look at the Lenovo web site and these are mostly very low cost computers. This says a lot about them. There higher priced units for US sales is about the starting price for most HP laptop. The processor for all of there $1,350.00+ models all have the same processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo T7250

Lenovo:

http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/na/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:CompareByNeed?current-category-id=653343E0DE54435882FABC3CE1BC569A

Processor:

http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=8176756&MSCSProfile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Having owned both in the past. . .
by Coryphaeus | December 22, 2007 9:53 PM PST

The Levono kicks butt. I wouldn't have another HP on a bet. I have three IBMs (or did until the kids confiscated two of them) and they are built like a tank. IBM builds business machines. Therefore they are rugged and dependable. Do a little research on reliability. When was the last time you saw an IBM problem here in the forums?

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This is the third time you've asked this
by At The Opera | December 23, 2007 2:35 AM PST

I swear I remember seeing you asking this before, getting several answers, then you asking again with the thread getting locked because you asked the same question, and no here you are asking a THIRD time.

Find your original instance of asking this question instead of continually posting it again.

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Asked And Answered-Locking Thread..
by Grif Thomas Forum moderator | December 23, 2007 9:31 AM PST
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