My friend went with a Dell Inspiron 6000:
Pentium M 1.6Ghz
512MB Ram
40GB HD
8x DVD /- RW
15,4 widescreen
It retailed for $1,559, but I found a 40% off coupon so the laptop+shipping
was $912. Not too bad!
Thanks for any advice given.
Bobby
Hopefully he got the 3 year warranty. The standard warranty on the
Inspiron line is 90 days IIRC.
Bobby Heid wrote:
My friend went with a Dell Inspiron 6000:
Pentium M 1.6Ghz
512MB Ram
40GB HD
8x DVD /- RW
15,4 widescreen
It retailed for $1,559, but I found a 40% off coupon so the
Hey,
I have a friend that has asked me to pick them out a laptop with a $1200
budget. This budget includes a wireless router and carrying case. So
basically I have about $1100 to spend.
I have always heard fairly good stuff about the mid to upper range Dells. I
have heard some good stuff and
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From: Bobby Heid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [H] Which laptop?
Pentium M processor (non-Celeron as it will be plugged in most of the
time).
Possibly wide-screen format
, 2005 2:26 PM
To: 'The Hardware List'
Subject: [H] Which laptop?
Hey,
I have a friend that has asked me to pick them out a laptop with a $1200
budget. This budget includes a wireless router and carrying case. So
basically I have about $1100 to spend.
I have always heard fairly good stuff about
Vincent Winterling wrote:
Seriously, I've owned a couple of Dell desktops and the laptop and my
employer has a Dell contract. I have an older C610 Latitude in my office
with Win98se on it. My wife's is an 8200 that won't die and my daughter has
My Dell Inspiron 8200 laptop is going on three
At 11:23 PM 8/1/2005, Gary VanderMolen typed:
My Dell Inspiron 8200 laptop is going on three years, and has been the
most dependable PC I've ever owned. It's my daily workhorse.
I can see that as a desktop replacement but I certainly wouldn't want to
lug the thing around especially thru
