Laptops well built hardware

[Vicky09]

(The following is from personal use with HP laptops)

I am looking for a laptop that not only has good guts but also has a very well built outside.

The reason I ask is because the laptop I have right now is a HP and the keyboard buttons come loose all the time. Right now, my left touchpad button is broken and barely works. My right button is almost broke too. I hate plastic buttons for the touchpad mouse! This is why they are breaking!

My previous laptop was also a HP and it went up in smokes, due to a broken screen that was caused by a broken hinge.

Also, I have a relative who had a HP and the inside of where the power plug is suppose to be broke off. So I doubt I will go with HP again, unless they have dramatically improved their laptops.

I do not know if HP has a history of broken buttons and screens, or maybe I am just rough. I am very careful with laptops so I doubt I am the cause of these mishaps. I just need something sturdy like ever laptop should be.

Although I love HP, I am very disappointed with the way it is built. I need a good laptop that will hold its own weight for years and years to come. Not cheap plastic!!!!!

I am not really looking for one of those heavy-duty laptops unless that is my last option.

What is a good laptop for me?

 

[ram1009]

Portables are inherently under designed. The laptop you're wishing for would weigh at least 20 pounds. At that weight (or higher) it would be unsaleable, possibly even to you. I can't blame you for wanting it but remember, people in hell want ice water.

 

[perfectblue]

Lenovo T420 or T520.
It never gets rougher than the legendary IBM.
Good luck!

 

[DEY123]

you might want to consider a business grade laptop. They basically cost a bit more but typically have reinforced frames and harddrive protection if it detects that it is being dropped. Most of the major vendors make them. Of course there is a cost associated with this that may not make sense for you (if you are buying a $500 laptop why would you buy a $700 that is tougher instead of just replacing it.

 

[HugoStiglitz]

here u go. panasonic toughbook

http://www.roamingtech.com.au/produ...-19-mk5.aspx?gclid=CKuxxou02qwCFckF4godRnExpg

hope you willing to pay a preimum tho. $5000+ AUD
looks butt ugly but good luck breaking it.