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July 10th, 2011 11:34 PM #1
Yesterday I got the dreaded blue screen. I think it's my laptop telling me that it's due for retirement. I'm currently using a Toshiba Satellite which I bought for around 80K in early 2006. I am extremely satisfied with its performance over the past 5 years. My Toshiba has never been reformatted and it has never crashed despite all the ****
This is my workhorse laptop for I turn it on as soon as I get home until I fall asleep. Because of this, I vowed to stick with Toshiba for my next laptop.
I bought my Tosihiba laptop with a friend who got an identical unit and we got a discount for doing so. However my friend is now considering getting an Apple to replace her Toshiba. And that's where my dilemma begins. I am very satisfied with my current Toshiba but I trust my friend's judgement when it comes to good buys.
This is my understanding of why I should get an apple:
1. Not prone to virus
2. Great OS (no bugs)
I have doubts about it's durability. Can it be really used as a workhorse?
My main considerations for getting a laptop are:
1. Practicality - I drive a Toyota. I use a Nokia. I don't need form and flash
2. Dependability - it won't fail on me.
3. Durability - it needs to be able to stand abuse. I don't want a notebook that requires great care (di pwede mabagsak, di pwede mainitan, di pwede matagal mabukas)
Ideally my budget is 40k but I can stretch it until 60k. Please help me make a decision. Your replies would be very much appreciated.
PS: I came to a decision of purchasing my new Nokia model based on the suggestions as replies to my thread on this board
PPS: Kindly inform me where it is best to buy your recommended laptop. I am considering any other brands but Toshiba or Apple.
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