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Changing acer to fujistu

post #1 of 4
8/5/08 at 4:38am
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I have brought a acer a few months ago with Dual Core 1.86 and 1 gb ram and wireless networkI want to upgrade my laptop now - i am thinking for Fujistu.
I have no dealers in my nearby thus i joined the forum si if any one has good suggestion for the models and reputation of fujistu.
Also - if any one can give me any links for Fujistu retailers - tthat will be helpfulkl to.
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post #2 of 4
8/9/08 at 4:28am
welcome to NBF. have you tried accessing Fujitsu page and go from there for a local reseller?
http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/

cheers ...
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post #3 of 4
8/10/08 at 6:30am
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well ihave visited thee link at your recent post but you see i dont beleive in advertisements.
If i needed stuffs like that - iwont join this forum , i could directly evaluatee stuffs out by the google or yahoo seraches , what i neded was personal veiws from users of fujistu and also some reveiws on their problems if they faced one.
anyways - thanx for your effort.
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post #4 of 4
8/10/08 at 6:59am
Fujitsu, like any other manufacturers, has its fans and its dis-likers. I still own an Amilo 7270, it is still doing well and solid. Like any other brands, there are good machines and bad machines, my experience is good, but i would not jump to fujitsu defence, if someone else has a bad experience with it.

Most of the time, it is boiled down to support and how fast you get to it when hardware problem occurs. A LOCAL reseller is always the best bet, regardless of laptop brands.

Good luck in your decision, the forum is always available for support inputs.

cheers ...
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