Sager NP3360

Pros: Value, Upgradeable, Ease of Use
Cons: Poor Multimedia,

I was basically looking for a high-performance laptop for home and work use (I was traveling a lot) so that I would not notice any difference from the desktop I was using - a Dell Dimension, with a PII 400 and 128 MB of RAM. When I started shopping for...

Pros: Good display, tons of features, great price.
Cons: Keyboard bounce. no extra software

I received my Sager 3360-I via ups ground ($35..too much) within three days of ordering it from the manufacturer. The package is precisely as advertised. The only significant software included is Windows 98 SE. Overall, after two days, and several...

Pros: Powerful enough to handle demanding jobs.
Cons: Battery Life

And in the left corner, weighing in at 6.6 pounds is a Sager NP3360!

14.1” LCD
Pentium III 800MHz (On an Intel 440BX core)
256 MB RAM
12 GB hard drive
ATI Rage LT Pro 8 MB AGP
6x DVD-ROM
56k Modem/Ethernet...

Pros: The most Bang for you Buck. It's also good for 3D games and DVDs
Cons: Battery

I needed a gaming/school laptop. I didn’t need long battery life lightweight or good Tec support. I also was under a pretty tight budget (for a laptop anyway). I first looked at Dell then Compaq with them, fast systems were $3000 plus. I...

Pros: Price, RAM, processor
Cons: Lack of software, Battery Life

When deciding to purchase a new laptop I considered the Gateway Solo 9300, Dell Inspiron 3800, and of course the Sager 3360. I decided to go with the Sager: because of the price and their warranty. I was somewhat skeptical about purchasing a computer...

Pros: Great value for the fastest PIII at the time.
Cons: Tech. support. Accessories.

It's been great to have this laptop and I probably used it a little too much for gaming because 1 key has started to wear off. There is also a hand print which I cannot get off... The video drivers were not found on the website so I had to find it from...

Pros: Lots of Bang for the Buck!
Cons: Heavier than others...but who cares?!

I got my Sager in a trade-for-services deal about a year ago. In lieu of pay my employers gave me a $3500.00 budget to purchase a laptop...I spent it all on a Sager.

At the time of purchase it was the creme of the crop...20 gig hard drive, 20...

Pros: Great features, uniqueness, and price...
Cons: Not available to everyone...

The Sager NP3360 breaks away from the mainstream notebook computers by design and by its name. Not everyone knows about Sager, but hey their loss. Sager makes great products and it is too bad that others do not give them a try more often.

I...

Pros: Excellent value in a laptop, no performance tradeoffs
Cons: Not the thinnest and lightest; Windows 2000 video drivers need downloading; some audio noise.

My primary requirements for a laptop was that it have adequate hard drive space and good RAM capacity. Having adequate amounts of RAM influences performance even more than processor speed; it doesn't matter if you have a fast CPU if you have to swap out...

Pros: cheaper than major brand
Cons: worth more in its weight in chickens

Here is the letter I just sent to Sager which sums up my experience with their hardware.

Sager Representative:

I would like to explain my disgust with Sager Notebooks. I received a PIII 800Mhz monster of a machine last...