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Sentia Video

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You can see a video of the Sentia at http://www.uniwill.com/Product/223II...uct%20Tour.exe it's actually a Uniwill system, which is the company that makes the Sentia before Alienware soups up the look and price. I thought it was an interesting video and lets you see more of the system before you buy.
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in Germany you can buy the uniwill starting at 800,- Euro (1,5 Mobile Celeron, 256 MB, 40GB Harddisk, DVD-R/RW +R/RW) with 3 years PickUp&Return Warranty. Why should I buy one from alienware for 1500,- Euro ? Alienware has less service.. only 1 year! ..Can not understand this..

The same system configuration with 1,6 Ghz Pentium M / Centrino, 512 MB RAM, 80GB Harddisk, 8x DVD-R/RW +R/RW, is about 960,- Euro (1299,- US-Dollar). The alienware sentia with the same configuration will cost 1.785,- Euro + 100,- Euro Shipping. I can get two of the same notebooks for the alienware price. With the same warranty and support the alienware price will charge 150 Euro plus. Total 2.050 Euro (2773,- US-Dollar) !! Rember: exacty the same notebook. How nice can an alienware notebook be to pay 1500 Bucks more for the same thing ?? (o.k. the sentina has a different DisplayCover... 1500 US-Dollar for that ?)

1 Euro = 1,35 US-Dollar
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With alienware you get an x-glass screen. Thats about it. Not worth it...

ITs like a brandname thing. Nike vs say .. gola or somthing.

Personally i think youd be daft to buy a sentina. (I have the uniwill.. student )
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In europe the Uniwill come with X-glass screen. Ahtec in Spain, Rockdirect in UK, mmm in Germany offer online self configurable versions... Just in France it can't be found, but we get it from our neighbours ! Alienware sells the Silver and space black sentia for 700 - 1000 euros more (840 - 1200$ more), and 1 month to wait. The finish of the uniwill is excellent, look a little more sad and classical but same built in quality, excepted the cover that seems to scratch easily.
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