>>>The most recent example: I am looking for a new laptop, my old HP is dying a slow death, presently in a coma, the video chip needs a "reflow" (i.e. heating up until the soldering points melt and hopefully catch again).
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>>Take a look at the current Fujitsu Lifebook series: has the things I consider neccessary,
>>like non-glare screen and express card slot (giving it the "missing" USB3 connection
>>or other stuff at higher speed access) and 1 free mem slot at nearly consumer prices.
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>>Bought the AH531 15.6 last year and just days ago a SH531 13.3 for kid...
>>works well enough and you can get 5 for the prices needed to get 3 "chique" ones...
>>Having 3 spare power units from the 17' old Amilo helped as well in the decision process ;-)
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>>Has bloatware, but I have seen much worse cases. IAC they get linux to run VM's here.
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>I'm looking for a 17"... and Fujitsus are present here on the market.
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>However, I found a repair shop in downtown Belgrade who would fix this for 100€. I'm willing to give them a chance. Couldn't contact them on friday, because it was the big friday (before Easter... don't ask).

I am actually "on the market" for a new laptop myself, and consider buying a Fujitsu Celsius H910 with 16GB RAM, a 256GB SSD and a 750GB HD. Should cover my needs for the first few years.