Laptop Computers - What is the best laptop computer brand?

I  have an asus M60VP and it has 2x500GB hard drives and 4gb of RAM plus a free upgrade to windows 7 wen it comes out so when buying a laptop ASUS is the best. Plus type in dell quality on google and most of the reviews are bad.

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If you want a PC (windows) based computer then Dells are your best bet, However if you don't care whether its PC or not then I would go with a Mac. Its true that macs cost more but that is because you start off at better quality components and bigger drives. Allot of PC laptops start you off at crappy specs that would be OK if you don't plan on doing anything ever with your laptop. The problem with PC's does not lie in there construction but in the programing, Windows based computers encounter tons of errors due to shotty Programing, Microsoft admits to allowing these defects to pass threw so they could be corrected later in a new OS. Where as apple doesn't do this. Now Apple has superior care and the only computer company I know of that you can get an extended warranty for up to 3 years after your one year warranty expires that covers your computer. Not to mention that macs are not as susceptible to viruses and Trojans as Windows based programs are. Macs are also Superior for video editing as well as graphic design and they are beginning to become a power house in the gaming world as well with more powerful graphics cards. My last major point would be that Macs don't have all the complicated functions and hidden programs that windows programs seem to have, and it is a fact that windows runs better on a apple computer than any other computer out there, and mac makes it extremely easy to switch from one system to the other, and even run both simultaneously. 

Apple just upgraded me from a macbook to a macbook pro for free because I had some issues with my hardrive (I had gotten a bad Hard Drive). The positive thing for PC's is the huge array and availability of software for it, macs are catching up, but still have some ways to go. Hope this helps you!

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HP and Gateway are the best!!

But a latop isnt just about the brand or design is mostly about what you are looking for in a laptop

Macbook/apple; your just buying the name  and ao the design. Plus a Macbookisnt that great!!

Dell; is ok, but its alot of money if you want a really good one, and some people don't have that money...Like me! xD

HP; is the best...Its fast it is just everything plus if you were into the design..All of the HP designs are slim and SEXY xD

Gateway; it might sounds like a cheap brand but really there the best. And really not that cheap but I wanted the est laptop I could get witjh $700 and my laptop was $699.99 so yea!!

I have a gateway, and its awesome but then anything I can never ask for..It has everything you need!

plus you know what else is awesome is...Tablets my best friend as one its awesome cause I love doodling on the screen!! its fun, trust me

I'm not a pro at laptops but this is what I think...I just went to my local best buy and they commented that the gateway was the best then the HP for the amount of money I had with me!! so yea just don't choose just cause me or someone else said something just go to where you woul be the laptop andask them what they think is the best!!

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Go for Dell Computers, especially loptops, I had mine D500 for almost 7 years now, never experience technical problems and difficulties. Still running excellent. Parts are sold cheap. Not like sony loptops, which I had, bugs down, only 4 years, sells parts expensively too. 

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I have been an avid laptop user for about 8 years now.  I started out with an HP Pavillion laptop;  didnt like it.  I ended up selling it.  Then, in 2005, I decided to try Dell.  I had heard great stories about Dell laptops.  My wife had decided to buy me one for my Christmas and birthday present, since my birthday falls about 3 weeks after Christmas.  She bought me a Dell Xps M140, which I still have.  And although Dell told me that the laptop would be compatible with Windows Vista, which was coming out the following year, the fact is that it was not very compatible with Vista at all.  And Dell had refused to take it back for an exchange.  Dell didn't really lie to me, as it would work with Vista, but just would work with Vista Basic, not the other versions.  So, a few months later, we decided that I could get another Dell that was compatible with Vista.  So I got a Dell Inspiron E1505, which to this day is a top-notch laptop.  Just a few months after that, I decided to get the new Dell Inspiron 1520 in an attempt to get a laptop that was compatible with Vista 64 Bit version.  I sold the E1505 not long after I got the 1520.  The only thing that wasn't compatible with 64 bit Vista on my 1520 is the graphics driver.  Dell said that for that particular graphics card, an NVIDIA GeForce 8600M, the 64 bit OS wasn't supported.  It has beena  never-ending journey in attemting to get a laptop that supports Vista or XP 64 bit.  I have yet to manage to get one.  Anyway, aside from that, Dell laptops have been extremely great laptops.  I love them  and also love the way Dell will send out replacement parts providing the laptops/ destops are still under warranty.  In that area, no computer manufacturer has even gotten close to being in the same class as Dell.  I love my Dell laptops and desktop.  My newest laptop, a Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 tablet, is also just as top-notch.  I have yet to need to request any parts from Fujitsu.  I heard through Consumer Reports that Fujitsu rates right up there in second place for pc manufacturers, falling second only to Mac laptops.  On a 1 to 10, lowest to highest scale, Mac laptops ranked 9.2 and 9.4 while Fujitsu laptops ranked 8.4 and 8.6.  Just recently, I reasd where Fujitsu laptops have even climbed in the Number 1 spot, ranking at 9.2 and 9.7.  Mac laptops have just recently fallen to second place, just behind Fujitsu.

Well, to sum this up, the best laptops for me are a definite tie between Dell and Fujitsu.  I love these laptops much more than I even care for HP's.  Sony would have had a high score ranking with me,  but I found out the hard way, that Sony does Not honor their warranties on their products, namely their computers.  I also found out that Sony in fact teaches their tech support staff to give false reports on laptops and computers that have been sent back to them for repair or replacement, and they have been trained to give false statements that it is in fact the owners' faults allways that the computers have quit working or have become defective, which violates their warranty.  I have also witnessed this firsthand with a Sony Vaio laptop that I own and still own even to this day.  It is because of their refusal to honor their warranty Twice with my Sony Vaio laptop, that I have boycotted my house and my family from buying another Sony product.  And I also share mys tory with all of my friends and other family members, who also, based on my story and bad experience with Sony, as well as my research on how Sony trains its tech staff to give false reports,  that all of my friends and family members have also boycotted Sony, and also refuse to buy Sony products again.  And I will share this story about Sony anytime and every chance I get, until they contact me and honor their warranty and get me up to speed with my Sony Vaio.  I also plan to do public speaking on thisw against Sony, and have scheduled some times and places of where I will speak on this.  I used to be a very faithful Sony product buyer, and it was always Sony stereos, etc... That I would purchase.  But now Sony and their fraudulent ways have turned me into a pure Sony Corp. Hater.  With all of this said, Sony computers rate the lowest of low in my opinion.  So buying a Sony computer is definately Notm recommended.

Thanks for listening, and for reading my report on laptops.  If you are considering or even planning yur first-time laptop purchase or even your next laptop purchase, I very strongly and highly recommend either Dell or Fujitsu.  Not only do they provide you with the highest quality laptops and computer systems,  but with these companies,  you definatel get the best deal for your money;  the best that your money can buy.  And in this day and time of recession and need to hold onto any and every dollar that we can make, it is only very smart that you buy the high quality for less, rather than paying for a brand name and receiving the lowest quality.  Thank you! 

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