Re: What Laptop To Get
No he "brought" it. Didn't you read? :laugh:
What Laptop To Get
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Re: What Laptop To Get
You bought it back in March or April didn't you?Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: What Laptop To Get
congrats. nice speedy reply btw.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedWow 0.o those laptops cost like hell! man, r u sure u wanna get those, i mean 1.4" are portable enuf, hell i have a 15.4 and am not encouraged enuf to carry it to uni, did it once and then said heel to the no i aint carrying it again, but if ur gunna game on a laptop instead of using desktops then #3.
15.4"* (sry for typing mistakes typing to fast on laptop boards will mess ya up)Leave a comment:
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I like to get good use out of stuff. :nod:Originally posted by Scintonot really :laugh:
either Dans clumsy with his laptop or its not too reliable.Leave a comment:
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Guest replied15.4" is the perfect size for portability.Leave a comment:
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forget about portability if your getting a 17" laptop. I have one (Dell xps) and its heavy as hell to carry around on a regular basis. The power brick alone for it is 1kg. Thats not to say it isnt a damn good laptop, but there is no way I'm going to travel with it or take it to class.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedYeah it is kinda.. accidents happen and the Complete care coverage that Dell offers for a very low price it is great! I'm Dell Certified and I deal directly with them on a daily bases and seeing first hand what happens to laptops in the hands of a student is amazing!
Batteries on the other hand well..they are covered for a certain period of time after sale but isn't covered under the extended warranties or the complete care for some reason so best to get the best one they offer for that laptop you buy.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedI like 3 but can I have the link to number 2? I just may purchase it.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedWho's the homosexual who voted no.1?Leave a comment:
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Can't agree more with that - I got 4yr warranty free on mine, helps to talk to them on the phone, so far I had a new battery (2), screen and keyborad - all for free.I'd recommend a Dell laptop with a good Nvidia graphics chipset... also I highly recommend you pay the extra 150$ and get the Complete care Warranty coverage vs the regular warranty. They will replace anything on it and/or the whole thing if you get it for the next 4 years. Well worth it if your a student and will carry it many places.
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