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Sager 9880 E.T.A

post #1 of 6
6/8/05 at 12:34pm
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Hello everyone,

I was wondering how long does it usually take for an order to be processed when buying a Sager notebook from PCTorque. I orderded mine the 25th of May, and the wire transfer (I live in europe) was posted the 1st of june.

Thank you for your answers.


EDIT: I emailed Luke, and my 9880 was sent on June, the 7th.
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post #2 of 6
6/8/05 at 12:40pm
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Originally Posted by sboub
Hello everyone,

I was wondering how long does it usually take for an order to be processed when buying a Sager notebook from PCTorque. I orderded mine the 25th of May, and the wire transfer (I live in europe) was posted the 1st of june.

Thank you for your answers.
i ordered mine on 6-2-5

and when i called yesterday they said it should be shipping no later than this friday...so with the next day air i ordered i should have it by saturday.
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post #3 of 6
6/8/05 at 1:11pm
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Originally Posted by ambitwogunz
i ordered mine on 6-2-5

and when i called yesterday they said it should be shipping no later than this friday...so with the next day air i ordered i should have it by saturday.
Didn't you have a 9860? Did you sell it? RMA it? Congrats on the new toy! I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Heres hoping both of you get perfect screens!

Bananas for no dead pixels....


Louis
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post #4 of 6
6/8/05 at 2:16pm
speaking of no dead pixels, I've never had a laptop with dead pixels. Can someone tell me the statistics of me getting a dead pixel(s)? Also I read that you can rub 'em out: are you just killing the pixel so it does not emit any light, or are you actually restoring it back to normal when you do that?
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post #5 of 6
6/8/05 at 2:45pm
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Originally Posted by Synergism
speaking of no dead pixels, I've never had a laptop with dead pixels. Can someone tell me the statistics of me getting a dead pixel(s)? Also I read that you can rub 'em out: are you just killing the pixel so it does not emit any light, or are you actually restoring it back to normal when you do that?
a single dead pixel is very small you probably wouldn't see it at all if you aren't looking for it. I have tried the trick where you rub them gently - only on display models at stores - and the pixel simply turned back "on" and worked. Of course this means I cant tell you if the fix lasts. I used "dead pixel buddy" to check my screen it fills the screen with solid colors so dead/stuck pixels will stand out more readily.

As far as chances of getting one go, there are millions of pixels on a hi-res lcd, so I would think chances are pretty good any given screen will have one or more, but it seems like a lot of people report getting screens with none, so I don't know. I can tell you that mine has none.

HTH

Louis
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post #6 of 6
6/8/05 at 3:10pm
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Originally Posted by drlouis
Didn't you have a 9860? Did you sell it? RMA it? Congrats on the new toy! I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Heres hoping both of you get perfect screens!

Bananas for no dead pixels....


Louis
i rmad it due to a couple of white pixels.
Thanx, but i got the $200 o dead pixel policy...if it comes with dead pixels im refunding it and ordering from someone else.
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