What Lenovo Laptop would you suggest for me?
I am a student, and all I am looking for is 3GB+ of Ram and at least 250+ GB plus of memory, Screen size is not that big of deal to me at least 13 inches though, and a dual core processor. Also, I am not looking for a tank of a laptop, something semi portable is definitely a plus but not a must. So would you say Dell is more high quality than Lenovo? That is generally what I am looking for, something that that is going to last and basically not cheaply made.
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If you are looking to purchase a good high end laptop then go for DELL. Lenovo laptops are much costlier than DELL when it comes to good graphic cards.
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Lenovos are costlier than Dells. And Cadillacs are costlier than Geos. Dells are poorly made and have poor support that usually tries to talk you out of them sending out a tech. Lenovos are built quality, and the phone support is helpful and ready to send out techs or parts without a struggle.
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It depends on the line you get. T-series Lenovo Thinkpads (formerly made by IBM) are tough as nails and yet still quite portable. A T410 is probably going to be a good option for you. If you want a larger screen, look at the T510. http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:category.details?action=init¤t-catalog-id=12F0696583E04D86B9B79B0FEC01C087¤t-category-id=19C791A03AF24034A0011B825513BCED They're very well built: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CrpUU3cCPE&NR=1 Dell's E4310, E6410 and E6510 Latitude laptops are similar quality wise. They're almost as well built as a Thinkpad. Any consumer end Dell or Lenovo is probably going to be worse than either the Dell Latitude or the Lenovo Thinkpad.If you go consumer end (Lenovo Ideapad or Dell Inspiron, Studio, or XPS), I'd still say the Lenovo has a bit of the edge on the consumer end though.
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