Posts by ratm1992

college only allows dell techs on campus, and only to fix the d600 they offer (on site 4 yrs) for $2100 with only an xga screen and 30 gb hd. i would be willing to spend even a couple hundred more for a better performing/better built...

college offering them im worried about its build quality particularly how is the wrist heat problem (important with all the typing ill be doing)?

supposedly intels is the best but it seems hypersonic is offering some no name wireless card anyone have experience with it? does it get a lousy signal (like many of the generics ive read about)?

their reseller rating seems good but how much trouble can they be when ordering (ive read about the month long waits)? also, if i need a repair, will they take a similarly long time (small business = small stock of parts)? i'd like to...

looking at cl56 but would like to hear about mitac 8050 first particularly curious about battery life and whether the wrist area gets hot (the cl56 does not apparently because of some metal plate inbetween the hard drive and wrist...

same price (roughly) notebook power has a great reseller rating but does anyone know how reliable the powerpros are and how good at dealing with laptop problems power notebooks is? ive already heard that ibuypower isnt too reliable...

from what ive read, pc x and the new Pentium will not be in time for me to buy and then test out by late august for school should prices come down much at all between now and mid july or will they be stable?

ive heard a few things, but will there be more to choose from by then (i need a laptop for sept), particularly a cheaper voodoo 860 (id really like a 9700-- that actually runs faster than a 9600-- on a screen less than 16 inches), since...

since ill be typing plently of papers in college i was wondering how much trouble a widescreen (15.4 inch in particular) is for text (hooking up an external monitor is something im not looking to do)

http://www.amdboard.com/athlon_64_notebook.html has been posted but there it is lists for each builder (Acer, arima, asus, etc.) of the different laptops they build new ones in red