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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    i hate:

    glossy screens
    glossy lids ( all the dust and finger prints get all over )
    fn keys that dont need the usage of the fn key. thank you apple and dell. i cant even use alt+f4 with out using 2 hands or being a finger contortionist.
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    and people who put things on top of my laptop. just a pet peeve of mine. its a laptop, not a table.
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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    I'm surprised only 2 people mentioned this, and they only said the power plug... Ports on the SIDE instead of the REAR. Its even more annoying on a DTR. I want most of my ports on the rear except for my USB. I and most CERTAINLY want an express card slot on my 17 inch Asus G73.

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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    I agree with having the power ports on the rear and a couple of usbs. But I like having a couple usbs on the side for convenience with something like a flashdrive.

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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    It depends on the model. Some exhaust heat thru the rear so not only there's no space to move all ports there but i rather have ports on the sides than heat and at least the power plug on the back.
    On smaller laptops, i do prefer having them on the rear and a few USB ports on the sides but this is far from being one of the most annoying things manufacturers adopted lately.
    So here's my list:
    • Cheap, poor quality plastic bodies - rather slightly heavier than flimsy

    • Glossy screens -they're so reflective you can't cut yourself shaving even on a sunday morning.

    • 16:9 ratio - Yes, i'm one of the folks that prefer 16:10

    • Button-less touchpads - i was never a fan of these and now they're removing the buttons?!

    • And everything that keeps a customer from upgrading his own system - you won't see me going with a brand like that anyway

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    and people who put things on top of my laptop. just a pet peeve of mine. its a laptop, not a table.
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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    Switched Fn and Crtl key compare to every other single brand out there (ThinkPads)
    A Little red button that make you think you are using a mouse.( ThinkPads)

    I am too addicted to above and now I am having a hard time with my new HP

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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    Thick bezels and single fan cooling systems.

    edit: Glossy screens too.

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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    Ultrabooks by ASUS , I checked one out in a retailer and it seemed not much faster than a 5 year old Dell that I own. I5 ? 4 GIG ram, 900 US, -NAH!
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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    Anything Apple looking.
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    Default Re: Current design fads in laptops that you hate.

    At microcenter earlier today, thought of this list. Add laptop "subwoofers" aka dead weight to the list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAA83 View Post
    At microcenter earlier today, thought of this list. Add laptop "subwoofers" aka dead weight to the list.
    I wouldn't necessarily write them off. Although they're nothing like a real subwoofer, they do make listening to music on a laptop bearable, instead of the default "I'm singing into a watering can" sound you get from other laptops.

    Maybe they should rename it to something other than a subwoofer, though. With something that size you'll never get the low end bass response that a 12" driver can produce. Maybe something along the lines of "dedicated bass speaker for improved low end replication" would be more applicable, though it's not really much of a buzzword as it stands.
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