Yes I'm quite aware.
Going by the same reasoning, why choose one Intel powered laptop over another?
It's partly customer service which is very poor for most Taiwanese makes here. They just don't budget much for service and repair.
The main reason though is the Ferrari pricing for a low end brand. They have had financial trouble in recent years and I've mostly been unimpressed with their products either from an engineering or quality standpoint. Unless they do a alienware and spin off as a separate brand with a different focus and budget, I won't pay a premium for their products.
There are other options available in this price bracket with a lot more to offer.
Going by the same reasoning, why choose one Intel powered laptop over another?
It's partly customer service which is very poor for most Taiwanese makes here. They just don't budget much for service and repair.
The main reason though is the Ferrari pricing for a low end brand. They have had financial trouble in recent years and I've mostly been unimpressed with their products either from an engineering or quality standpoint. Unless they do a alienware and spin off as a separate brand with a different focus and budget, I won't pay a premium for their products.
There are other options available in this price bracket with a lot more to offer.
Any particular reason for the brand boycott
(e.g. poor cs)?
Because for the record most display panels are made by the same few OEMs including Samsung, LG, Sharp, AU Optronics (Formerly part of Acer).
And AUO Panels are so widespread that you probably have one on your laptop or PC monitor but just unaware.
For panels go by the colour calibration/profile, viewing angle, backlight evenness, resolution, feature measurements than pure brand faith honestly.
