I want info. about laptoop ?


battery backup
PRACTICAL asked:


I m from Gujarat - India. I m going to buy Laptoop. Before this I want little info. the main points that is compulsory for me is : -
1. Highest speed Processor
2. Maximum Battery Backup
3. No heating problem.

If there will be no bluetooth, lan, cdrom, etc it will do. But these 3 things are compulsory. Anyone have idea please tell me which company’s laptoop model is satisfying my 3 requirements????????????

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3 Responses to “I want info. about laptoop ?”

  1. duke_diode Says:
    March 1st, 2009 at 11:25 am

    Check out Toshiba. I’ve always found Toshiba to be a very good make of laptop.

  2. Lindsay G Says:
    March 2nd, 2009 at 3:47 am

    Heating is going to be an issue at some point, there is no one laptop out there that doesn’t have a heating problem at some point. However there are ways you can lesson it, but keeping it clean, making sure no dust gets into the vents. And you can buy one of those cooling pads to set the laptop on.

    As for a brand anything but a dell and your go to go. i recomend a hp, they great computer and have wonderful tech support, both e-mail, chat online and phone. You are going to need a cd though, laptops are no longer being made with a floppy drive so it is very important that you have one.

  3. Loyal B Says:
    March 2nd, 2009 at 6:26 am

    A very high speed processor and no heating problem with laptops are opposites of each other. You can have one, but not the other. You might try to get a mid range processor and then, while using your laptop, stack books or something under it in on both sides so as to allow air to pass under it. Or, get a laptop cooler.
    The MAXIMUM Battery Backup would be to get a UPS or a generator, and then plug it in. That being said, STAY AWAY from Dell as they even have a battery recall, their batteries are so bad. Dell has also had a mother board problem that they refuse to fix where they go bad about 3 months after the one year guarntee, in some models.
    HP, Compaq Presario, IBM Lenovo, or Toshiba are likely your best bets. I think that IBM’s are the absolute best and are a good value. IBM has been making computers way, way longer than anyone else.
    Also stay away from Acer. They are junk.

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