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Which laptop should I buy? What phone will be the most user-friendly? Which music device will make me look cool? In seeking answers to such questions, The Express Tribune conducted a survey to uncover the tech-rating and prevailing perception of brands in the local market. A total of 12 popular brands were identified and ranked by young students and professionals representing the urban, upwardly mobile, middle class/upper-middle class bracket of society.
Macbook
Overall rating: 9/10
Summary: Everyone wants a Macbook. Adored by its owners and the laptop everyone aspires to, the Macbook series is the clear king of the technological jungle. Aside from expected cost woes, Macs score high on ease-of-use, excellent for working with multimedia and are just plain ‘cool’.
Top of mind: Just, plain, awesome!
HP
Overall rating: 8/10
Summary: A big thumbs up on design excellence by all its owners makes HP a hot brand to buy locally. HP also scored high on durability and versatility, being one of the few brands cited for gaming purposes by multiple owners. As indicated by laptopadvisor.com, HP will most likely have a laptop for every kind of user out there, breaking away from the perception of them being ‘just a printer manufacturer’.
Top of mind: It’s hot, and it’s not a printer
Toshiba
Overall rating: 8/10
Summary: Toshiba scores high on durability and brand loyalty. Owners of Toshiba laptops indicated they would not switch brands, despite the occasional trouble with overheating on different models. As indicated by laptopadvisor.com Toshiba laptops are ‘not the sexiest computers out there’ but they seem to work for those who put reliability first.
Top of mind: It’s a safe bet
Compaq
Overall rating: 6.5/10
Summary: Compaq has few defining features for its owners, the majority of whom would prefer to switch to a different laptop given the choice. While aesthetically pleasing and affordable, Compaq scored low for unspecified reasons (aside from complaints of overheating).
Top of mind: Lack lustre
Dell
Overall rating: 7.5/10
Summary: Not much to complain about if you own a Dell. A good brand and a good buy according to owners, Dell laptops scored well on being user-friendly, durable and worth the money. Much like Toshiba, very few Dell owners would be willing to part ways with their laptops, with brand loyalty to a well-established company factoring in.
Top of mind: Sure, why not
Acer
Overall rating: 5.5/10
Summary: Aside from scoring ultra-high for being cheap and easy to carry around, Acer laptops fail to impress, with owners complaining of bad configurations (slow, hanging) and failing batteries such as Acer BTP-ARJ1 battery, Acer BTP-AS3620 battery, Acer BTP-ASJ1 battery, Acer BTP-B2J1 battery, Acer LC.BTP01.003 battery, Acer LCBTP03003 battery, Acer MS2111 battery, Acer MS2180 battery, Acer QC145 battery, Acer SQ-1100 battery, Acer SQ-2100 battery, Acer SQU-202 battery across models. A majority of owners also indicated they would opt out of their Acer laptops given the choice (or the budget) to do so. Acer is definitely a value-deal option, or a good choice for the novice first user.
Top of mind: The poor man’s laptop
BlackBerry
Overall rating: 8.5/10
Summary: It’s all about push-email, around-the-clock connectivity and social status for BlackBerry owners (and the many who aspire to own one). Not only does the BlackBerry simplify office work, it also implies success in the local mindset. Cons are few, but include the occasional software hanging, battery consumption and the fear of mobile snatchers.
Top of mind: Welcome to the (success) club
Sony Ericsson
Overall rating: 8/10
Summary: It’s cited as durable and affordable, and while the brand may have stepped out of the market, Sony Ericsson owners are loyal to their phones bar none. The brand did however score low on poor memory (and inevitably going obsolete).
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