HP Laptops vs. Toshiba Laptops Build Quality
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  1. April 26th, 2012, 06:08 PM #1
    mike2rc
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    Thanks for the info. and that's the way I'm leaning. I've nothing really negetive about either and I do enjoy the speed. I also liked tactile feel of the Toshiba keyboard.

    Right now I'm PhotoShop Elements 10 and Adobe Lightroom. Maybe CS6 someday but Elements does a better than most people think.

    Lenovo goes on sale a lot as well. My work laptop/tablet has been going for 3years now...no problems. My company still runs XP. I guess it does what they want and saves money switching to 7.

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    Ditto the Toshiba over the HP if for the i-7 chip alone. Probably has a better screen and sound than the HP too. I assume the Toshiba is the 755 version that has a 750GB hard drive? If so, that's a nice chunk of drive space for a laptop.
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  3. April 26th, 2012, 10:39 PM #3
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    Yes, the HD is 750 GB. I don't shoot video and copy my photos to an external. Speed is nice when you're working with PhotoShop or Lightroom. I had a couple of work owned Toshiba's in the past...very durable.

    Thanks for the links!
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