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What is the best brand?
Halorules555
Torborn
So, what do you guys think is the best brand for developing computers? Apple, HP, Acer, Dell, Alienware, Sony, Asus, IBM, MSI?
Personally, I think Sony is the best because I use a laptop (made by Sony) that runs almost any game. Also it is HD, looks great with the selected colours, and the key board lights up!
Edit: If you favourite brand isn't up here, comment below and I might add it.
Personally, I think Sony is the best because I use a laptop (made by Sony) that runs almost any game. Also it is HD, looks great with the selected colours, and the key board lights up!
Edit: If you favourite brand isn't up here, comment below and I might add it.
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Commodore 64, no contest.
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My favorite brand is...
Dell & HP
I love them both, just cant pick one!
Dell & HP
I love them both, just cant pick one!
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Apple. Looks great (the computer and the graphics), really fast, easy to use, and unlike most people say they do work well for gaming and more technical stuff. I use my macbook for gaming, programming, editing and stuff like that and I haven't had a problem since I bought it.
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I've had a lot of computers over the years and the HPs seem to out last all others. I refuse to buy or work on a Dell as I have had nothing but trouble with them.
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For a gaming computer?Digital Storm.They build sexy computers that actually perform well.
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rasberry pi m8. best gaming computer eva
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I like apple, but there overpriced, and if you want to play games, iv seen a giant MAC do it fine, but there new MACS or there laptops cant, but if you buy one, its an experience unlike any other, if they where cheaper they would be swimming in money, but i really hope that apple could get some more affordable computers, and for Dell to just quit making Alienware get a bad reputation, which is why i choose Asus, for iv seen some, and there very well made and good quality, but if you need a laptop like me, get a Sager, love them so much.
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I have only played on a Mac laptop and they aren't very good at gaming (like you said). But I have heard of Macs that run fairly well with games.
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Asus and msi, as well as nvidia.
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Custom. For parts, Corsair.
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Razer
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Asus looks like a big one, plus I've seen it a few times. Recently my big brother bought a Alienware laptop which I noticed doesn't have a nicer resolution than I would expect, so I'm giving Alienware a big no-no-no.
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My friend use to talk about it all the time! Alienware would be up there if it was good.
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.... No please sir no ,... Alienware was good before dell bought it ... now its ... that
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Asus.
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Buy the parts and assemble the thing yourself, or if you're really up for a challenge then scrape off the parts from trashed computers outside your local tech-store (Best-Buy is great for this.) Aside from the emotional damages from swimming in what appeared to be peanut-butter, I have a laptop that cost me a grand total of $30.
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Someone still has to make the parts
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MSI
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Kirkland
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I tried looking it up but the closest computer related thing it does is repair. What meant was computer manufactures.
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Asus
