I need a new one. Anyone got a laptop that works outside well? I can't
see the screen on my dell very well.
Brian
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A customer gave me a laptop to fix. One of the problems is that both batteries
from when she purchased the laptop 2 years ago are completely dead...
immediate power down when utility power is removed. Without a known good
battery or assistance from the manufacturer (they said they don't have
The Lenovo x61 is supposed to be pretty good - I just can't make myself
spend that kind of money.
On 9/10/07, Brian Rohrbacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I need a new one. Anyone got a laptop that works outside well? I can't
> see the screen on my dell very well.
>
> Brian
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Jenco Wireless wrote:
The Lenovo x61 is supposed to be pretty good - I just can't make myself
spend that kind of money.
I have the x60. It does not have xbrite or anything. I've used it
outside a little. But, I don't think I'd want to do that very much.
It's legible, though, IIRC.
$1360 f
Brian Rohrbacher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 4:28 PM
Subject: [WISPA] Laptop
I need a new one. Anyone got a laptop that works outside well? I can't
see the scree
Laptop make/model? Each have their own quirks as to the power system.
Example, Dells are ok to run with no battery, Compaqs tend to get
upset, Acers are hit and miss and i'm sure there are exceptions with
in each. Depending on make/model the power/battery leds should inform
you as to the status of
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Laptop Battery
> Laptop make/model? Each have their own quirks as to the power system.
> Example, Dells are ok to run with no battery, Compaqs tend to get
> upset, Acers are hit and mis
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> Subject: Re: [WISPA] Laptop Battery
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> > Laptop make/model? Each have their own quirks as to the power system.
> > Example, Dells are ok to run with
