About 2000$? Don't you think it's too much for a notebook? What is so special in a Sony but price? If you are interested in 13 inch laptop, look at the Dell, for example. For about 1000$ you will have almost the same as Sony configuration.
Beauty? Do you think it's worth extra 1000$? I think it's not.
Good wishes, from another part of the world. And be safe, too. :)
To Hanut: Thanks for your words on the laptop subject. While I completely understand your logic, I guess that being a Mac owner has left me with a preference for good design. When I was on the market for a PC, I didn't consider Dell because I was against the design quality of its models. The XPS M1330 model at a Best Buy retail shop felt and looked very low-quality to me and didn't seem to have longevity. Reading negative customer reviews online didn't help my impression of Dell either. When I am willing to invest extra money for the cost of good design, it also has to lend to high-quality and durability. It goes back to the old saying "You get what you pay for," and I would hate to suffer with an unreliable laptop for the sake of saving money.
Luckily, I have no need for a PC since I have come back full circle to the Mac. :-)
Thanks for your best wishes, for I do hope the same for you from my part of the world!
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This would have been pefect with a SE Xperia X1a sitting right next to it! What do you think? It's coming to Best Buy Mobile next month.
I totally agree with you about the Xperia X1 being next to such a fine laptop, but it may be a cold day in Hades before I ever see it as my own model.
Good day, Mr. Trent.
About 2000$? Don't you think it's too much for a notebook? What is so special in a Sony but price? If you are interested in 13 inch laptop, look at the Dell, for example. For about 1000$ you will have almost the same as Sony configuration.
Beauty? Do you think it's worth extra 1000$? I think it's not.
Good wishes, from another part of the world. And be safe, too. :)
To Hanut:
Thanks for your words on the laptop subject. While I completely understand your logic, I guess that being a Mac owner has left me with a preference for good design. When I was on the market for a PC, I didn't consider Dell because I was against the design quality of its models. The XPS M1330 model at a Best Buy retail shop felt and looked very low-quality to me and didn't seem to have longevity. Reading negative customer reviews online didn't help my impression of Dell either. When I am willing to invest extra money for the cost of good design, it also has to lend to high-quality and durability. It goes back to the old saying "You get what you pay for," and I would hate to suffer with an unreliable laptop for the sake of saving money.
Luckily, I have no need for a PC since I have come back full circle to the Mac. :-)
Thanks for your best wishes, for I do hope the same for you from my part of the world!
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