Acer and Dell - top specs, cheap prices, spoil fast. Those who
take care of it well, usually will spoil after the warranty
period.
For Dell, they bundle a lot of rubbish software as well. Acer still
not that bad.
LG - top specs, can last long if you know how, but prices also very
nice. Plus design is nice also.
Lenovo - no good specs, decent enough for use. Prices wise, quite
high. But one thing from them, they are long lasting. Design is not
nice. Meant for practical uses. Just black in colour.
Asus - their prices are a mess. I see some high-end laptops cheaper
than the lower-end laptops. But last long and nice design as
well.
HP - Have everything of the above, prices not as competitive as
Acer and Dell. Have some nice designs, but laptop is practically
useless.
Sony - They manufacture a lot of things, so you will sometimes get
the latest tech toys, like Blu-ray drives. Design is nice, laptops
are light. But prices ain't exactly nice. They have among the
highest prices, similar to Lenovo. Specs wise, competitive with
Acer and Dell. A lot of rubbish software bundled in as well.
Fujitsu - Nice laptops as well. Specs wise, good. But prices not as
good. Another one of high prices laptops.
Panasonic - New in this area. But have some creative laptops. How
they fair, not sure. Prices definitely not as competitive as Acer
or Dell.
Toshiba - everything is good, but have a lot of problems with
controlling heat.
Macbooks - never try yet. Perhaps those who have can tell
better.
