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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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Originally posted by singpilot
I travel for a living. Worst case scenario for a laptop. Have had Sony Vaio for the last 3 laptops. Covers 12 years. They go obsolete before they break. I had one be run over by a towed airplane. Destroyed everything in the bag except the computer. Is the one I am on now on Mikonos, in Greece.
Got mine with point accrued from Marriott.
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+1 Spend about 200 nights a year on the road and have a Dell laptop with me. Using a 600m right now and its lasted 3 years, so its tough.
Also like IBM laptops and have heard good things about the Sony's.
When you buy your laptop (or any other major purchase) AmEx and some Visa/MC cards will double your factory warranty for FREE. They usually have a one year warranty, and buying it with a card like this gives you two years of warranty, which is more than enough.
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