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Laptop with power point on left
jojo2910
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Hi,
I am looking for a new laptop. It needs to have the power point for the AC supply on the left (on the left as you have it open facing you).
My toshiba is on its last legs and has the point on the right. I think Packard Bells have it on the right? Are there any other brands I can look at which have the point on the left?
Cheers:beer:
I am looking for a new laptop. It needs to have the power point for the AC supply on the left (on the left as you have it open facing you).
My toshiba is on its last legs and has the point on the right. I think Packard Bells have it on the right? Are there any other brands I can look at which have the point on the left?
Cheers:beer:
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My current Compaq CQ61 has is on the left, my current and previous HP's both on the back.
Any reason why?0 -
My Asus (X54H Series) has the power plugged in on my left, as I face it.
Hope that helps
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Forum posts are not legal advice; are for educational and discussion purposes only, and are not a substitute for proper consultation with a competent, qualified advisor.0 -
Bit of a strange requirement!
My Dell laptop has the power on the left rear corner0 -
I use it mainly on the sofa and sit on the left, OH on the right and he can't/won't move. This way the cable doesn't stretch across the computer and cause issues.
Thanks all.0 -
One of my Toshiba Satellites has it on the left, the other on the right. My MacBook Air has it on the left.
Of course, if you're buying a new laptop, the position of the charge port should be irrelevant, as the battery should hold sufficient charge for you to use it without it being plugged in (leaving a laptop plugged in continually will drastically reduce battery life)How do I add a signature?0 -
Dell Inspiron is on the leftI Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole
MSE Florida wedding .....no problem0 -
Will it?.........................0
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I'm using an HP Pavilion DM1 netbook (11.6" screen) and the power point is on the left.
I suggest you find a laptop you like the look of and then view the user manual on their website.0 -
My Sony Vaio has the power plug on the left...0
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Acer Aspire 5542 - power jack on the left! Out of interest, I did find that the Toshiba we have (power on the right) meant that the power jack wasn't part of the motherboard (as it it is on the Acer) - it is a cable that plugs into the motherboard. easier to replace if needed and seems less vulnerable to getting damaged/worn as seems to happen to the ones that are soldered to the motherboard.0
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