Quoting Aslan:

...I think you should buy one with your ordinary keyboard and just add a turkish keyboard to the computer when you need it. That way you can have it both ways...and if you take the computer back to Holland you can use it as normal.
Besides that I consider Dell to have good prices and good computers...and excellent support! ...my ex had his pc from Dell. Lot of computer for the price he paid.

Quoting mltm:

You have to be careful where you buy it because the prices of the very same computer change from place to place. (not for only pcs but for every electronique devices) If you fall into the first store without doing any research, you can pay a lot more. If you are going to visit İstanbul, I can give you the name of some of the places to buy.

Mine is Sony VAIO VGN-B1XP and I like it. There're better VAIOs as well. Besides, mine is 2.3 kg which I think is not very heavy. One of the first criteria I was looking for was the weight. Don't buy laptop over 2,5 kg, I advise.

Quoting Aslan:

...hmmmm...actually I think you should buy your computer before you go to Turkey, dostum. I have heard that computers are more expensive in Turkey than in Europe. I am not sure if that is only used computers or if it is also new ones, but I have a turkish friend that always buy used laptops when he visits Europe and then sell them for good money in Turkey. Might be worth checking.
Good luck with everything!

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Quoting MrX67:

so don't be late to reserve ur place

Quoting Chantal:

But that's on the other side of Holland! I'll see if I can find it somewhere, thnx anyway!

update: It's shown in the Melkweg in Amsterdam as well.. I'm going to see it on the 26th of June