If you want to buy a notebook, I recommend it if you know it

Toshiba's piano paint is very beautiful, Toshiba's biggest selling point is that the battery life is long, more than the same brand, but the battery life is short, and the biggest disadvantage is that the heat dissipation is too poor.

Lenovo's machine after-sales service is still good,And Y450The appearance also sounds beautiful,More atmospheric than Toshiba Asus,**It's okay,It's really expensive,It's really one hundred and two hundred,I don't think it's the main thing,The point is that the machine is easy to use。 The three generations of RAM have the highest graphics card, and the graphics card of the ASUS HP Dell is not so high.

The sales of ASUS machines in China are also good, mainly for student users, ASUS's motherboards are very good, but not all ASUS machines will use their own motherboards.

Personally, I still prefer Lenovo's computers. Real Chinese's own brand, international quality.

Choose a machine to focus on which aspect you prefer, like the appearance, or configuration, or cost-effective?

You can ignore the service of this thing, *** service is less, besides, the warranty has its own rules and regulations, generally not very special, the warranty of each manufacturer is about the same, of course, the software is talked about separately, the whole earth knows, the software is not in the warranty service.

In terms of quality, generally the first-line manufacturers are good, as you said Toshiba, Lenovo, Asus, of course, there is also an element of luck, however, I personally feel that Lenovo is not as good as before, compared to Toshiba Asus second, however, Lenovo's ThinkPad series is good.

How to choose, one depends on how you use it, first divide thin and thick, if, you tend to move the Internet, where you go to sit down and work online, I strongly recommend that you choose the ultra-thin series, the following 12" screen is the first choice, larger than kg has you suffered, larger than 12" screen is generally greater than , this has ASUS U series Toshiba does not seem to have, thinkpad has X200 series, HP has 2530 series. I now use the x200 weight kg every day to carry out the external use, I also feel quite hard, those can be imagined.

If you want to use a laptop instead of a desktop for home use, I think you should dispel this idea, the idea is good, but it is not practical, 5000-6000 ** is enough to buy a medium desktop, 23"The LCD screen has a good display effect, low maintenance cost and high performance. I guess 5000 -6000 you also have a hard time finding a notebook with a high display performance.

Some people often fantasize, I want to buy a notebook, often take it to the café to sit on the Internet and watch movies, or take it to the library, the screen is big, to have an optical drive, the idea is very beautiful, but it's all empty talk, I often linger in these places, Starbucks, etc., in fact, you sit down at most to look at the web, play QQ, or deal with work, send emails, you want to say that watching movies here is simply a waste of time, the bandwidth is not enough, the environment is not good, the library is also, in fact, That's all a beautiful plot of propaganda, when you sit down, there is not much you can do, in this case, in fact, a netbook is enough, but the netbook 10" screen, too small.

In the end, it's up to you to decide, or that suggestion, the notebook is portable and lightweight, and it's free to use as a desktop, hard.

The domestic ASUS is better, and so can Lenovo. Although Acer sells a lot, the quality is not good.

The imported Dell and HP are of particularly good quality and good after-sales.

As for the specific model, it depends on what price you want to buy.