Giles Robertson schrieb:

By contrast, my experience with Acer laptops has not been good, but that
may not be Acer's fault, due to various complicated support
arrangements. The build quality on mine wasn't designed for it being
humped around and used for at least 8hrs a day, though, which mine is.

That's what I said about the different quality models the different companies offer...
There are cheap, low quality Acers (and HPs, IBMs, ...) as well as expensive high quality ones.


That's why tests for specific models are so important.

There are also quite a few laptop designs that are sold by different companies only with slight modifications...

CU,
Christian

PS: Some kinds of IBM laptops are build by Acer...

Giles Robertson

-----Original Message-----
From: Christian Mayer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 May 2004 22:07
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] [OT] laptops

Jim Wilson schrieb:

> I've been asked to recommend a laptop with long battery life for use
on
long
> trans continental airline flights.  The user is word
processing/spreadsheet
> oriented.

Get an Centrino based laptop.

Windows is fully supported and Linux is getting there (the WLAN driver
is in a useable beta stage)

The brand (Acer, Dell, IBM, ...) doesn't really matter. Every major
player has high quality / high price modells as well as those with a
smaller price tag (and a not so good quality...)

CU,
Christian

PS: I'm writing this on an Acer Travelmate 800 series laptop - which
I'd
buy again. It's high quality with a very reasonable price tag. And
performance (even with FlightGear) is great



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