You are looking to rent a laptop computer but are overwhelmed by the choices. Look no further; this article reviews three, randomly chosen laptop rental vendors, and gives you the unbiased scoop.

Laptorent.com is one of the largest computer rental companies in the nation. They ship for free in the New York Tri State area, and will ship anywhere overnight for an additional $45. Their laptop rentals include a 15” MacBook Pro, PowerBook Titanium G4, Apple MacBook Pro (17” and 15.4” varieties), Asus Eee PC, HP Envy 15, Dell Inspiron 9300 Pentium, and a Dell Latitude D800. Their website does not give you direct prices per unit, as their specialty is outfitting companies and business teams for corporate environments, tradeshows, and conventions. They have a quote link on their homepage, however, that has straightforward interface, although it can be frustrating not to see actual prices, upfront.

Rentourlaptops.com has a more attractive website than Laptorent, and a similar variety. They carry various models of Apple, Dell, HP Compaq, IBM, Acer, Sony, and Toshiba, totaling 38 different models. They do generate specific quotes for your business’ needs, but each of their 38 laptops for rent feature a monthly rental fee, as well. You can rent a laptop with Rentourlaptops.com for as low as $175 per month, and as high as $1,825.

Rentfusion.com only rents laptops to companies, and not individuals. Like Laptorent, you must obtain a quote from a form or agent. Obtaining a quote makes more sense for Rentfusion, as they do specialize in more than the simple laptop rental process. If you are looking to rent a laptop with them for a tradeshow, they will even prepare price sheets and programs to make sure that you are working with a fully functional product, rather than a laptop whose systems you must prepare yourself. They have three different locations in the United States—as Vegas, Chicago, and Orlando—making shipping and maintenance more accessible to you, the renter. They feature four PC laptops for rent, two Apples, and one Tablet PC. The only obvious disadvantage to going with Rentfusion is that they do not have nearly as many models at their disposal.

When you are looking to rent a laptop from any of the above sites, you may first want to assess which company best suits your needs, and then obtain quotes. The cost is the obvious decision maker, so find first which company’ services and products best tailor to you.

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