4 years ago I bought the cheapest black Friday laptop I could find. It was $370 and an HP. Not much power and not much RAM. I've used that laptop as a LAMP server (PHP Dev box) for the past 2 years. Does just fine.
2 years ago I bought a cheap laptop just before Black Friday, It also cost $370 and is an HP with more CP and RAM. I use it for my desktop with an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor.
So far these cheap laptops have given me good service.
I have not had many hardware issues over the years. I started buying computers 26 years ago. I think the reason is I use top shelf power strips.
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Keith Smith
On Wednesday, November 27, 2013 11:21 AM, Michael Havens <
bmike1@gmail.com> wrote:
don;t get the cheapest. I bought the cheapest at walmart's black friday sale and I think the hard drive is already dying.
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On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 9:24 AM, Stephen <
cryptworks@gmail.com> wrote:
I have to say i have liked the internal design of the last two generations. Easy to work on and keep cleaned out.
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>well on the latitudes specifically, the inspirons were a PITA to work on.
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>>I'm seeing some decent pricing on laptops for tomorrow night / Friday morning.
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>>I have several HP's and find them to be decent laptops. I use Dell for my desktop computers and have really enjoyed their products.
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>>I'm looking at a Toshiba that is a decent build and has a really good price. I owned a Toshiba about 12 years ago and was not very impressed.
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>>I hear there is only 4 manufactures of laptop components, so I am wondering if the company that does the assembly and puts their name on the finish product is all that important.
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>>You thoughts on this matter are very important to me.
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>>Thanks!
>>Keith
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