Laptops?? What do you have?

[Queen of Poop]

I have a Dell for the windows base programs that I need to run. I have a MacBook which I prefer to use for internet, etc. as it is much faster.

[binka_nugget]

I have an HP Pavilion. I LOVE IT! I got a great deal on it. It's super fast and has yet to let me down. The only things that could improve are battery life (but I guess with any laptop that eventually becomes an annoyance), and XP instead of Vista (but that's not really their fault either...) :P

[Suki Wingy]

I'll also re-post what I said in another recent thread.

I've had a macbook for a year and a half now, and I've never had any problems with it, ever. Ok, well, I filled up the memory on it but I have a LOT on it. Also, if you let it go past the "reserve battery" message until you run out of battery, it has to sit quite a while before it comes to life again, but other than that I've never had any problems at all with it. It starts up really quick.

[BitsyNaceyDog]

I've had my MacBook for over 2 years and never had any problems with it. My husband has a 4 year old PowerBook that still runs perfectly.

The only "problem" I've ever had was storing my thousands of pictures. It got to be too much so now I don't keep them on my laptop, I keep them on my husband's MacPro. If that became an issue you could keep them on an external drive though.

[lvpets2002]

I have a Toshiba Wirless with Vista.. Love it.. This is my second Toshiba Wireless..

[jazzcat]

I have an HP, the Lance Armstrong LiveStrong edition. Had it about 2 years now. I really like it but DH has claimed it so I rarely get to use it anymore.

[Logan]

I am no computer expert, so I'm just going to tell you what I am typing on right now and have been using it for over 2 years. It is an Acer, just a basic model and I swear, it has not given me one day's trouble since I got it, and it was a used "extra" at our corporate office. I have been really pleased with it.

I did purchase a Toshiba Satellite a few weeks ago for my daughter. It has the 17 inch screen and the built in numerical keyboard, which to me is priceless. It is heavy, though, but it is not being moved around. It will become our home computer when she goes off to college because it is not one that you would want to move around a lot.

I had a Toshiba before and I was very happy with it. Due to an unfortunate incident (I spilled a glass of white wine on the keyboard), its life was shortened, but that wasn't Toshiba's fault. It was mine. Luckily I told the truth and my manager never fussed at me. After all, I was working at home on a Sunday night!