I have been repairing, designing, and building computers for over 15 years. When asked by a client what brand I would buy if I absolutely had toI had the same answer for them that I have had for the last fifteen years: Buy a Dell. Theyre reliable, their tech support is usually decent, and their Bloat Ware (manufacturers software they add to your computer to crap it up and spy on your buying habits) is easy to remove. My recent experience with them has changed my mind and pretty much left Christmas in ruin. It all started when a client brought a year-old Dell Mini 10 notebook to my office. He told me There really isnt much wrong with it, it just needs your touch to speed it up and weed out the annoying and un-necessary. This sounded a little too good to be true, and of course it was an exaggerated outlook on this particular pcs condition. When I booted the aforementioned pc, the time was two hours slow, devices in the Device Mangler (thats what my mentor Brian Snook calls it.
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