Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, I'm looking for a new laptop.
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, oh yeah? What happened to your old one?
Speaker1: Time :)
Speaker1: You know, I love my Toshiba but it's almost 11 years old.
Speaker2: It served you well.
Speaker1: It sure did.
Speaker1: Now I'm debating whether I should buy another Toshiba or something different?
Speaker2: Well you know, Toshiba is quite reliable.
Speaker2: Are you only looking at Widows PC or maybe a MacBook?
Speaker1: Honestly, I think just the change of the model will be enough.
Speaker1: I'm not really a big fan of MacBook.
Speaker2: Sure, that's understandable.
Speaker2: Everyone has their preferences.
Speaker2: In that case I would recommend Toshiba or Lenovo.
Speaker1: OK, great, what's the difference?
Speaker2: Well Lenovo offers better quality processors and I find their laptops to be lighter.
Speaker1: OK, that's important, especially since I travel with my laptop regularly.
Speaker2: We can go to Bestbuy this Saturday and see what they're offering nowadays.
Speaker2: I'm not really up to date with all the innovations, so I'll be glad to learn something new.
Speaker1: Perfect, I'll be glad to hear your opinion.
Speaker1: I'll give you a call Friday night.
Speaker2: Cool, talk to you then.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to buy a new laptop and asks Speaker2 for advice. She definitely doesn't want MacBook. Speaker2 recommends her Toshiba or Lenovo. Since Speaker1 is not really up-to-date with technology, they will meet at the store on Saturday to select the best one together.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is sending Speaker1 her RGS application.