dremora

I have a Dell inspiron mini (10"). Far better than a regular laptop for me, since it's light and very small yet has a full keyboard I can type easily. It does heat up a bit but I use a thick plastic pad or some thick book for insulation. There is 8 hour battery option so I can go to places like a crowded Starbucks where all wall outlets are taken by those mac users and still get things done

Peter Nguyen

AlienWare laptops are very expensive but they are the best gaming laptops that money can buy. Also, their designs look pretty awesome and they have plenty of cool lights which provide some eye candy. Sadly I only have a Toshiba Satellite A205 which is great for IM and internet browsing but it won't let me play the latest games such as Modern Warfare 2.

Zeb

I think what matters is the size of the ram. You can have an old lappie (not too old ) and have 4 gigs of ram to make it a fast machine again. I have an old 5 year acer (and many say acer sucks) but added in another gig of ram to get it up to speed again. However i did give that lappie to my fiancee and bought a compaq. Seems pretty reliable to me

admin@subashseo.com

Hey,

Go with Dell that is always best.

peraterence

Hi Guys,
If you buying an internet marketing laptop, go for a HP Pavilion DV6, a 4 (cpu) core machine, if you can afforded, its a work machine , will do videos, surf the internet, even render your video, and typing your content, all at the same time. Cpu got be nothing under 2.4ghz, min 4 gig of ram, its a work horse.Play games as well. I have made a movie on the 2 cores , and these things flies.
Terence

bamsgenx

Sony Vaio is the best option to fulfill your work.
but, i guess it is depending on your budget as well.
if you can buy more expensive laptop, why not!

Billy Rey

Go mac and you wont go back.

I use a single macbook for everything, then if im at home, i plug it in to an external monitor and have windows on one screen and mac on the other. Pretty great. Have been using it for over two years now.

JordanFrancis

Best laptop?

There is no "best" -

Are you always travelling?

If so, you probably won't want an
all-singing 17" monster machine.
But if your laptop is going to spend
most of its life sat on your desk...
well that's a whole different story.

Check out the different classes of
laptops first, and try defining what
you plan to do with your new machine.
If you merely go buy the exact same
machine some other dude recommends,
you could be real disappointed.

The fact is, you can't have it all
in one laptop. There's always a
trade-off.

You want power, big screen, and
tons of connectivity? Cool. But you'll
have aching arms carrying it, and little
away-from-ac time to enjoy it.

You like the great battery life and
size/weight of that Netbook? Great,
just don't expect to enjoy typing on
it all day, or the cramped screen, or
the speed, or the connectivity...

Example - I was looking to get a 2nd
machine to compliment my desktop.
I wanted to be mobile, but I knew
that I'd be spending a fair amount of
time around the home. I had very little
budget and so initially was drawn to the
Netbook. BUT I knew I was planning on
using this machine for a few hours/day
and Netbooks are cramped to work on
for long periods.

Solution? Ebay. I bought a 2nd hand
IBM ThinkPad X31. I got it for under
half the cost of a new Netbook. And
it's faster, while still small enough to
be mobile. The keyboard is solid, and
the screen has more vertical space
than the usual 10" Netbook.

Sure, it's not new. But whatever. It
better fits my needs. And it'll do me
very well until I need/want to spend
more.

Emmanuel ED

I use a Dell XPS and it worked best- at least for me. However, If you need a gaming laptop you should go for Alienware. It all depends on how much time you game and how much time you focus on IM.

Dan B Rusu

Cant go wrong with a mac! I think its helped me increase my productivity becaue of ease of use and no system crashes or reboots all the tme.