Posts by 24junkie

I'm using Kingston ValueRAM (like the sig says) but tried originally with 2 "PC5400" G.SKILL 1GB modules. One was bad right out of the box. and thus my brief flirtation with "a bit less than a well-established brand...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dinosaur Awwww..... I can see the movie title now.... "Dude You Got a Dell AND A Girl!" rofl Well don't hold your breath, but you never know. Love is funny that way. ...

you've been through the hard part of it, boxing means they are flying it from malaysia (or one of the other mfg facils) to US and then it will be shipped to you. See the sticky thread for more details. hang in there, you're almost...

Well its just my opinion but I for one admire them for recalling that many batteries because a relatively FEW customers had problems. That's going to cost them some $$, even if Sony has to pay for the batteries. These days its pretty...

Well it doesn't sound like you need an all-out performance model, and the price range you're looking to work in is going to rule out a few options. But you should probably play the laptop game on their website a bit, if for no other...

I ordered mine on a Friday evening (7/29/06). A Dell M90 Precision etc (see specs in sig although the RAM and HD were retro-fitted by me afterwards to save $). The projected ship date at time of order was 8/8/06. However the laptop...

As it turns out one of my 2 G.SKILL 1GB PC5400 modules was bad -- right out of the box. M90 wouldn't POST without a mem "read this, expected that" error message and the BIOS reducing available RAM from 2G to 823MB. RMA'd...

I ordered (2) of the G-Skill 1GB DDR2/667 modules Saturday, they were $71 apiece with an $8.00 instant off each. Have never used G-Skill before but there were 31 reviews and for the most part they were good even from some ppls getting...

Well I didn't save a great deal of $$ compared to the really incredible "% off" deals they have for lesser models but I bought mine new, built to order. Took advantage of the instant $450 off M90 they had (and was glad to see...

Ummm.... well you see that connector on the back of your laptop that is the S-Video connector? The cable is long and usually black -- although the black color isn't part of the specs for an S-Video cable though, so don't let that...