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post #41 of 48
5/26/04 at 1:31am
Does Ferrari 3200 come with the no-dead-pixel policy from Acer? It would s*ck to get a brand new baby with inborn factory defects.
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post #42 of 48
5/26/04 at 6:15am
As I know, the no-dead-pixel policy is only offered by PCTorque.
Here are some nice technical specs and pics of the F3200:
http://www.acer.ca/APP/AKC/INTERNET/...1?OpenDocument
There are also some words about upgrading the RAM.
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post #43 of 48
5/26/04 at 9:27am
Quote:
Originally Posted by agentsim
Check out x86-secret.com
They have a review + benchmarks of the new 939-pin architecture.
Basically they show that clock for clock there is basically no performance gain for DDR2.
It's in French! That Sucks!

Edit:
But still a great find
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post #44 of 48
5/26/04 at 10:27am
Roughly translated it says.

The new AMD kicks ass. The old AMD also kicks ass. The difference between old and new is only important if the clock speed changes
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post #45 of 48
5/26/04 at 2:25pm
Tron, of course now you have to start thinking about the new 900 pin socket for AMD codenamed Toledo that'll be released in the second quarter of 2005. And, DDR3 too ... not to mention multi cores ...
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post #46 of 48
5/27/04 at 12:38am
Those won't be that useful until all memory is solid state. Things like PCI-Express and easily upgradeable GPU's will help a lot now. By the time the industry moves to solid state, it will be time to buy a new laptop. This coming technology is less than 6 months away, and since laptops aren't priced like PPC's, I won't be buying a new laptop every 6 months like I do with PPC's. In other words, this wait fits the typical notebook buying period while the thing you mentioned don't.
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post #47 of 48
5/27/04 at 1:12am
The dead-pixel policy of Acer does sound alarming!
http://www.acer.ca/APP/AKC/INTERNET/...1?OpenDocument

If I understand the legalities of what they say in their *Limited Warranty* (indeed), they can screw up the screen and I won't be able to do anything about it. It seems that even if half of the pixels are dead, Acer is not legally responsible to replace the screen... ouch!


At least Dell, had some 4 or 10 suck-pixel limit...
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post #48 of 48
5/27/04 at 11:47pm
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Found this on another notebook forum. It's article/press release from Acer about the 3200. They say it gets "up to 4 hours" of battery life. <g>

http://amdzone.com/modules.php?op=mo...rticle&sid=574
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