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Originally Posted by Juho L
I think getting a brand computer is a mistake. A better way is to write down a list of requirements for a computer and tell pro people at computer store (a good and real computer store) to compile one for you. This way you get exactly what you want and need.
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At least in the states, the cost of a branded machine -- esp. a Dell -- that's close enough to what you want (and there are a lot of options, even with those) is usually less. On top of that, the support infrastructure of a company like that can't be overlooked.
Dell service people have come to a hotel room of mine thousands of miles from my home to fix something. I've had two displays and two keyboards go on my PowerBook G4 (toddler damage) and Apple got the unit back to me -- via overnight shipping -- in three days every time.