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&gt;&gt;If all you care about are features, then it is still not fair. I would get an Alienware with dual SSDs for the price of the Vaio, or a Dell Lattitude or Lenova for comparable speed, less cost and higher reliability and better support.<br />
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what is the point here? in the context of what you are saying - what is the value of Alienware with respect to the other brands? is it that it is less appealing, because it is not a top brand, but still can get all what we get from the branded ones?
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>>If all you care about are features, then it is still not fair. I would get an Alienware with dual SSDs for the price of the Vaio, or a Dell Lattitude or Lenova for comparable speed, less cost and higher reliability and better support.

what is the point here? in the context of what you are saying - what is the value of Alienware with respect to the other brands? is it that it is less appealing, because it is not a top brand, but still can get all what we get from the branded ones?

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keen insight and analysis- thanks athomsfere.
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keen insight and analysis- thanks athomsfere.

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hi, do you tend to agree with top magazine's review of the best hardware in terms of notebooks, out there..<br />
<a href="http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2369981,00.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2369981,00.asp</a><br />
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do you see any reason it may be unbiased.. i was surprised i did not see any lenovo in there and only two dell's.<br />
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thanks
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hi, do you tend to agree with top magazine's review of the best hardware in terms of notebooks, out there..
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2369981,00.asp

do you see any reason it may be unbiased.. i was surprised i did not see any lenovo in there and only two dell's.

thanks

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