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Have I made a big mistake?
gemma86
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Hi I bought a laptop yesterday it was on offer as it was one that had been returned and repaired. Anyway its a dell 1720 17" screen 120GB hard drive and 2GB ram.I got it for £350 is that a good deal? Should I return it for a acer or a Sony as these have been recommended to me? Thankyou for any advise need a laptop that will last as can't afford to replace any time soon!
April Grocery challenge(total/spent) £200/£75.53
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Depends on what was wrong with it and what warranty you got?
This one is obviously cheaper-
http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?Quicklinx=53NF&CategorySelectedId=11105&PageMode=1&NavigationKey=11105,50220000,51220000,4294953475
But if yours is dual core you may have grabbed a bargain, looking at dabs prices.0 -
Dell is one of the most respected brands out there. If I was buying a new laptop Dell would be my first choice with Sony second. I have an Acer netbook but normally they would be well down the list for me - after IBM, Toshiba, HP etc.0
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Dont buy an ACER. Theyre frequently on here with problems!:idea:0
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I second that - don't buy an Acer. We had to return my DDs after a month as it failed to load, and DS has lost two keys on his.
I have a Dell and I love it (bought on offer from Dell website). Yours sounds quite expensive for a reconditioned model although 2GB is quite a lot of ram.somewhere between Heaven and Woolworth's0 -
Good advice would be to check how much guarantee you got with it, as i am not sure if they have to give 12 months on a used product. Personally i would just buy new, use it for a year then sell it when the guarantee is out and buy a new one. Also did they say what the fault was?Money Saving Learner since Oct.08
2010 Wins so far: £0.00 :think:0 -
Girlfriend has owned an ACER laptop for over eighteen months now with no problems at all. Though hers was purchased in Asia. Maybe just the luck of the draw?0
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