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23-Jul-2006 | 10:25 PM
#43
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Every single experience I've had with an IBM has been terrible.
Mind you, buying an assembled machine by a major computer manufacturer is an issue on it's own so I really don't see the point in pointing fingers and which is the worst. If you truly want bulletproofness, get a custom built one with parts YOU want with reliable parts all around, or go for one small step lower and buy a MacBook.
Mind you, buying an assembled machine by a major computer manufacturer is an issue on it's own so I really don't see the point in pointing fingers and which is the worst. If you truly want bulletproofness, get a custom built one with parts YOU want with reliable parts all around, or go for one small step lower and buy a MacBook.
23-Jul-2006 | 10:37 PM
#44
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From: ZeyPh0wn3d
Originally posted by kwasley
Get IBM, fingerprint ID and rollcage!!
Are you sure that you have the widescreen option for the dell because it might not be available for that model.
Get IBM, fingerprint ID and rollcage!!
Are you sure that you have the widescreen option for the dell because it might not be available for that model.
23-Jul-2006 | 10:43 PM
#45
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From: Toronto, Ontario
I have a toshiba and it has been rock solid. Ive had it for a year, one problem with the battery, which all I did was took it out and put it back in, problem solved.
I run it like a normal computer to, I ran it alot this year, I wish I didnt have to switch.
I run it like a normal computer to, I ran it alot this year, I wish I didnt have to switch.
24-Jul-2006 | 01:36 PM
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Originally posted by Simich
Every single experience I've had with an IBM has been terrible.
Mind you, buying an assembled machine by a major computer manufacturer is an issue on it's own so I really don't see the point in pointing fingers and which is the worst. If you truly want bulletproofness, get a custom built one with parts YOU want with reliable parts all around, or go for one small step lower and buy a MacBook.
Every single experience I've had with an IBM has been terrible.
Mind you, buying an assembled machine by a major computer manufacturer is an issue on it's own so I really don't see the point in pointing fingers and which is the worst. If you truly want bulletproofness, get a custom built one with parts YOU want with reliable parts all around, or go for one small step lower and buy a MacBook.
24-Jul-2006 | 01:49 PM
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From: Somewhere out there...
Originally posted by rjngo
sony vaio are nice too!
sony vaio are nice too!
but that doesn't matter because this discussion is limited to the two choices
24-Jul-2006 | 05:21 PM
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