AW was just repackaging Clevos before dell bought them![]()
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Thought it was the other 'we love your stickers all over our bodies' guys they were repackaging. Are they still in business, forgot who they were...
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Personally, I think precision and elitebook (what is a zbook? ) build is pretty close (actually ripping them apart) , both have some stupid service/assembling remark. but style wise, hp is ahead, precision chassis is petty easy to look "old", and look heavy and huge even though they are almost the same weight and size.
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Well my m4400 and m4600 are tanks! I challenge any laptop to put up with the physical abuse they have gone through and still look and perform like new.
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Besides, a workstation doesn't have to look bland, but I'm much more concerned with structure and performance than glitz and glitter.
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*sigh* At one point I had about 9 Panasonic Toughbooks just lying around in my house and it never came across my mind to even record videos of some extreme testing
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macbook
macbook pro retina
sony vaio svz
sony vaio duo
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I remember when I was like 12 or 13 the Dell XPS M1710 was the first laptop to make me go woah... laptops looked pretty *ty back then
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I may be biased, I love the XPS 15... Its like a mac, but classier and actually useful.
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I really love the look of the Latitude E6500. But then again, I really love this laptop.
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Best looking notebook? I nominate Dell XPS... mine
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The best looking notebook, period.
Discussion in 'Notebook Cosmetic Modifications and Custom Builds' started by TSE, Oct 3, 2011.