You are on thin ice... and clearly don't know shit yourself when it comes to laptops or Dell. The Studio series is highly rated. I've overseen the installation and support of thousands of Dell laptops.bigfilsing wrote:somebody needs to read the original post
Dell ..well of course they are fantasic ...unless you know what you're talking about.
Gimme a break ...get involved in conversations where you know what you're talking about otherwise STFU
Dell ..., what a joke
Oooooh threats ....how coolStrong Eagle wrote:You are on thin ice... and clearly don't know shit yourself when it comes to laptops or Dell. The Studio series is highly rated. I've overseen the installation and support of thousands of Dell laptops.bigfilsing wrote:somebody needs to read the original post
Dell ..well of course they are fantasic ...unless you know what you're talking about.
Gimme a break ...get involved in conversations where you know what you're talking about otherwise STFU
Dell ..., what a joke
Do some research yourself. You'll find that most all brands offer a lot better deals than your goo goo website.
Plavt, it would appear that the only one with the IT big dick is bf.Plavt wrote:That I doubt.bigfilsing wrote: i rant on about machine code programming Zilog chips before you were born.
Providing you don't take a celeron processor, it maybe a okay! Okay has a typewriterbigfilsing wrote:Feeling all warm and gooey now your in agreement boys![]()
The dell laptops of today are not what they used to be. And Lemovo well ...words fail me.
But the issue of price for components is still pretty good at googoo.
I hadnlt even looked at laptops till you brought it up.
As chance would have it a girlfriend of mine asked what she could get for +/- 1000 bucks
WHat do you think between the
Inspiron 15 and the Inspiron 14 ( both 999)
She'll probably go for the girly colurs
I think that there are still several decisions to be made even if you do go with Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer, etc.bigfilsing wrote:I've looked the asus line as well and they look pretty good too and apparently run well with Win 7.
Still i like the option for her to "walk in "to service at the Dell places ( as appossed to ringing me for help)
Compatibility and price are always a worry at Sim Lim and thats part of my point with googoo . The build bench mark and gurantee the rig.
They run your spec past their advisors and spot the compatibility issues.
I just think if you want some specific qualities in a PC and the mass produced Dell etc products dont fit the bill, that people like googoo can offer customisation without all the dangers of doing it yourself.
I checked two PC's iv'e recently built and they work out at 25 bucks more expensive than when i bought the components, Easily offset by the free delivery and warranty
I wondered how they were doing. I had a Satelite many moons ago and it was fine other than needing a new battery at least every year.Vudorg wrote:I'll advise you to look for laptop Toshiba at the internet shop (amazon.com). You will find everything that you need there. And all laptops have good prices and they are always available at the shop.
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