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Jill Jenson
I'm posting this question here as I understand there are quite a few
regulars who are "in the know" WRT computers in general and laptops in
general.
I am thinking of buying a laptop computer as I am self-employed and have
constant need to have my business at my fingertips while in the field. I
need something rugged and reliable, with the requirement to just run the
OS (probably Winblows) and a few programs, one of them a Winemakers
Database. I have no requirements for games as such, but it would be nice
for the machine to double as a DVD player while on long flights.
Are the Thinkpads still the "best" in terms of quality and reliability? I
understand they are no longer made or owned by IBM, but now by Lenovo. To
me cost if of secondary importance to ruggedness and quality, although my
budget is by no means unlimited. So what are your opinions? Thanks in
advance to all.
Jill
regulars who are "in the know" WRT computers in general and laptops in
general.
I am thinking of buying a laptop computer as I am self-employed and have
constant need to have my business at my fingertips while in the field. I
need something rugged and reliable, with the requirement to just run the
OS (probably Winblows) and a few programs, one of them a Winemakers
Database. I have no requirements for games as such, but it would be nice
for the machine to double as a DVD player while on long flights.
Are the Thinkpads still the "best" in terms of quality and reliability? I
understand they are no longer made or owned by IBM, but now by Lenovo. To
me cost if of secondary importance to ruggedness and quality, although my
budget is by no means unlimited. So what are your opinions? Thanks in
advance to all.
Jill