which is the most reliable?
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I've used all three a great many times and all three are just as good.\n\nI actually have 4 hard drives in my PCs, 600 gigs, 2 WD's and 2 Maxtor's.\n\nI would just go with whatever you can get the best price on.
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someone picking my answer as best (hint hint)
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x60 from lenovo(formerly IBM) or Toshiba Protege m-400. And nothing can beat the reliability of toshiba.
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I bought an SAT book thing by Collegeboard from Barnes and Noble. Collegeboard makes the test so I'd think that they're reliable.\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780874477184&itm=1
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4. is the most likely answer.
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Toshiba satellites have always been reliable for me.  At work and at home.  Have seen many models. They rock!
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If you ask these people, they will provide the right answer, and a professional one. Check the source.
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macbook.. apple is very reliable and simple when you get to know how the operating system works.. everything is where is says it is and there are no missing files haha freakin pc's
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The best is what i can think of...\n\n\n\n\naffordable yet enough to run everything i nid..\n\nno nid to have an extra THIS AND THOSE when you simply wont using them...
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http://www.ebay.com\nOnline auctioneers.\nBuy or sell used or new stuff - privately or professionally. \nThe one who is willing to pay most - will get it...\nOnce you've bought or sold something you can leave a comment: positive, neutral or negative. This creates a profile for each ebay member... from which you can see whether this member is reliable.\n\n;-)
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Yes!  Those are extremely reliable!  In fact, they are the very most reliable, and they were made to do exactly what you intend to do with it.  \n\nSee Sheldon Brown's articles on these at harriscyclery.com
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I've always had the best luck with Fed Ex and UPS, DHL is fairly new to the scene, but from what I;ve heard they're good too, I really think it's about the same for all of them, who ever is easiest for you to use should be the one you choose.
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College board by far is the best one. The college board company invented the SATs.. they write the tests... and their book is just 8 SATs which were made by them to mirror the tests you will take. Their book is by far the most accurate one.\nPrinceton Review is quite good.. their 11 SATs book is quite helpful as it enables more practice but their maths is a bit more difficult (if they haven't updated the book then this is true).\nKaplan is easier than the real thing. Although their strategies are quite good they share similarieties with the princeton review giving so i would suggest getting princeton review over kaplan.\nBarrons is very good as well but they are harder. What i suggest you find out which section of the SAT you are weakest at and pick up the barrons copy for just htat particular section. Barrons books tend to have lots of drills to keep you practicing.\nAnother company i recommend is McGraw Hill... 2nd best to college board in mirroring the question types\n\nAs to your question about Critical reading... barrons is good.. so is mcgraw hill...
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Disregard the first answer as he has no clue what the question is asking.\n\nI find OpenNIC to be very reliable, but it was somewhat slower than my ISP's name servers. I never had any problems with security and found it to be very reliable. I would recommend checking out the tutorial on my website to see how to use both the OpenNIC servers and your ISP's servers.\n\nHope this helps.
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Most of them are not legitimate.  http://www.clarkhoward.com is a consumer advocate that gives advice on the subject on his website.
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I have Verizon DSL. It's ADSL and it's fairly cheap. I've never had any problems with reliability either.
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this is a good sight, maybe not totally trustworthy but with lots of reference links. good luck