Posts by tredragon

Again, I was really wanting at least accidental damage protection. I have a 4 year old and a baby due in April. I'm sure someone will spill juice all over the machine, etc. You think you can be careful... but kids are professional...

Yeah, I keep coming back to the Sager. The Z70va Refresh sounds like a great machine too. However on the Sager I do like the larger battery and the life it gives, raised stance, etc. The WSXGA screen I've heard is brighter than WUXGA...

Now I need someone to talk me out of a Z71V because I can get it with same specs and WSXGA... then again I still want the on-site and ADP. Why is this so hard?

I found a few re-sellers who offer the 3880 in the WSXGA screen, but PC Torque doesn't allow it as an option when configuring. I really wanted to order it from them to get the on-site and accidental damage protection (which I can't find...

If that pic is at native resolution (1920x1200) then I'm sold. It's not that small because when I have it maxed out it fits within the browser window, so I can imagine it being even slightly bigger. I'm sold. Now I just need the...

I decided to go WUXGA. Even if it cost me $100. I will get used to it. Besides it will be plugged into a monitor most of the time. Darn, I'm going to have to invest in a flat panel monitor and get rid of this Dell 17" monitor. ...

ecliptk: how do you like the WUXGA? I'm debating because I only use 1024x768 everywhere (desktops) and wondering if the smaller size of everything will be hard to get used to. Also though I don't want to sacrifice image quality by...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sangorel I found this strange because when you try to configure the notebook on cyberpower's website (that's where you bought the notebook from, right?), it says ... I'm not...

I decided that since I've never owned a laptop I don't need to go all out on my first one. I'm going 3880, 2GHZ, 1GB, 60GB 7200, 1yr. On-site and ADP. I'm also just going to get the WXGA since my "virgin" eyes only have used...

I wish there was a WSXGA screen for the 3880