At 08:32 PM 25/07/2005, Wayne Johnson wrote:
Funny as this question was just asked on another list.
IMNSHO Acer makes the best machine for the price, features performance.
Yes, Acer is the best price/performance laptop. There have been a couple
of reviews that back this up.
T
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Anyone that puts a 120watt power supply in a pc and sells it (eMachines)
is off my list
At 08:20 AM 26/07/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A few fortunate customers got a eMachine on closeout for around $200.00.
Those had 128 MB of RAM and a 250 watt power supply. For $90.00 I would
add 256 MB of RAM and format Drive C and install Windows the correct way.
This meant that for less
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My experience with eMachines suggests that the components are sub
IBM makes the best, but are pricey.
Panasonic makes the most rugged, but are slower and pricey.
Dell makes a decent laptop if you stay away from the bargain basement models
(ie: Inspiron 1xxx is a no-no)...but there is no doubt that your dollar gets
you more with Dell, in terms of performance
: [H] Good College student laptops
IBM makes the best, but are pricey.
Panasonic makes the most rugged, but are slower and pricey.
Dell makes a decent laptop if you stay away from the bargain basement
models
(ie: Inspiron 1xxx is a no-no)...but there is no doubt that your dollar
gets
you more
At 07:10 PM 7/25/2005, Mesdaq, Ali typed:
Whats everyones opinions on good lap tops for college students? I been
out of the laptop game for a while. And my mind works in I don't care
how big and heavy it is I want power mode and students aren't really on
that wavelength lol. So any suggestions
What do you guys think of this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16834220065
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In addition to the normal locking down the laptop almost all the time
and
insurance issues it also helps to make the laptop look distinct. So get
some bright maybe reflective stuff to stick onto the laptop. While it
won't
stop it from
I don't use my laptop that much, but my first one was a used Dell Latitude
I got in 99, and my present one is a used Thinkpad I got last November.
Over the past five or six years, I have also worked with my sisters HP's,
Compaq's and Toshiba's.
I loved my Latitude, and I only bought my
I like the AMD chips, or if you need Intel, Pentium M, you can get a
nice program called SpeedswitchXP, that will let you tune the proc all
the way down, and save a lot of battery life in class.
http://www.diefer.de/speedswitchxp/
The Pentium M does a very nice job changing p-states
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