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HP Pavillion dv5000 for £500.Worth it or not?
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madkid88 wrote:its got 8 months warranty on it.he only purchased it 2 months bk but now his company has gave him a laptop,
Hey, if you want to spend £500 on a 2nd hand, obsolete, laptop when you can get a brand new, higher spec one for less, don't let me stop you
I only exist in my own mind - if you can see, hear or read me, you are a product of my imagination.0 -
yes true,which one do you recommend i get,need a good powrful one under the £500 mark.if i had known then what i know now0
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Have a look at something like the one I've linked below - about £30 more than your 2nd hand donkey (inc. delivery), it's a Core Duo, fabulous price, solid seller. Price it up on the Dell site and you'll see what a bargain it is. It's only an example - but go for new, it's really worth it!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DELL-INSPIRON-6400-1-6-DUAL-CORE-60GB-1GB-DVD-RW_W0QQitemZ110052662983QQihZ001QQcategoryZ177QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Let us know what you choose!
I only exist in my own mind - if you can see, hear or read me, you are a product of my imagination.0 -
thanks lulubelle for your time on this post,i wont be going for that HP.will check this link out now.thanks againif i had known then what i know now0
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madkid88 wrote:thanks lulubelle for your time on this post,i wont be going for that HP.will check this link out now.thanks again
No problem - didn't want you wasting your money on an old donkey. :beer:I only exist in my own mind - if you can see, hear or read me, you are a product of my imagination.0
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