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From the above anecdotes, you’ll notice that each of the respondents base their answers from what they have experienced or heard.
What notebook brand should you purchase?
My answer is deceptively simple. Go for the well known global brands whose other products you already own. Let’s say that you already own a Sony digital camera and a Sony MP3 player. One of your family members also happens to own a Vaio (Sony’s notebooks).
What’s your obvious choice? Sony of course :)
An obvious tip: if you’re a Mac user, you’re obviously going to go for a Mac laptop right? Right of course! It’s in your best interests!
Another example. Let’s say that you travel a lot.
It would be in your best interests to opt for a brand that is present in all the countries that you plan to visit. Why? Because, you want that peace of mind when you know that should something go wrong with your laptop PC, you can get local help instead of nightmare international calls.
Another reason why you should go for well known brands…
The laptop industry is *very* competitive. What would happen if you ever bought a machine from a little company that later goes bankrupt because of the tough competition? Stick with the biggies and stay on the safe side.
Here’s an interesting point. I have never come across any claim that stated that a certain laptop brand was far better than an other (among the “big guys”). What I know is that certain manufactures might make a good component but another one would fail to be top-notch.
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