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Originally Posted by Borgath
Karl,
You, my friend, are a Dell sympathizer!!!
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No. I am not. There are three types of people in this world.
Optimists (people who say "the glass is half full"),
Pessimists (people who say "the glass is half empty"),
Then there's the category I fall into.
Realists ("Dammit, another glass I gotta wash.")
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| Anyway, the company that doesn't care for its customers is a company that will eventually fall. I would rather not buy Dell's products if they aren't going to "care" enough to give me valid information or any information at all! |
You have the right to do so.
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| Oh, and the excuse that "every" new cutting edge product goes through some sort of problems is NO good excuse. |
It's not an excuse. It's *the way it is*. You can only do so much testing in a controlled environment. Eventually, you gotta kick the bird out of the nest and see if it flies in the real world. I've been through enough engineering rollouts in my day to know that NO amount of testing can uncover what "everyone else" will eventually find.
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| They should should put every configuration through tests, and they should put every computer that comes off the line through tests as well. Paying 2000-3000 for a laptop should automatically say that you are not going to have problems with it later on down the road that were overlooked by the manufacturer. |
HA! And you think the delays are bad *NOW*?
