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    In terms of design, the Mac air gets it for me. But overall SONY is the boss

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    somebody create a poll..... i say VOTE!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GPRS Internet View Post
    The HP DV series to me are the best design
    Excellent appearance, but not the design, i repair to much...

    As the man say Lenovo (IBM) as one of the most sturdy designs yet.

    Especially the T61.

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    mac air takes the cake in design

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    This new Sony available at Circuitcity is really slick:







    Sony always makes some damn good looking lappies and so thin.

    Source: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=266677
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    I love the Asus F8 series machines. The F8P has leather. They come in white and black. *drools*











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    Ladies and Gentlemen, the original poster did not say design only in terms of aesthetics... or interface features. He was talking about the nuts and bolts.

    Such as the internal roll cage built into the Thinkpad T61...


    http://www.slashgear.com/ibm-thinkpa...wer-095173.php

    This feature provides a solid body that most laptops, including the Macbook do not have.

    In short, this model was built to take being hit and banged that the XPS and Asus are delicate tissue papers when compared.

    These Thinkpads also have a feature built into their custom hard drives. If the laptop suddenly begins to fall or you jerk it or move it rapidly it immediately parks the hard drive heads, and spins down in a fraction of a second to prevent disk damage... long before it hits ground.
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    Anyway it goes...I'd never want a fugly Lenovo/IBM. For my own needs, I am not a child so I don't see the need to "bullet proof" anything.
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    My research on Laptops computer speaks to IBM been one of the best Laptop Computers on the market the only down fall on IBM is the design. If your looking for Performance choose IBM but if you looking at design go for Toshiba, sony, dell, IBM, Hp, Compaq or Apple.

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    I don't think the other brands trade off that much in terms of performance so that's why they are more suited to me. Matter of fact...IBM performance in terms of what? Build quality? Because that seems to be the only area they shine. Specwise everything else seems to be ahead for the most part.
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