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is this a good laptop
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loopylass30 wrote: »Thank you for all your help so far, ive passed all the info on and shes finally giving dell a chance, shes spotted 1 on there and also 1 on comet and i think shes deffo gonna go for 1 or the other,
the comet 1 is...
FUJITSU SIEMENS AMILO LI 1705
Product code 379891
SAVE a total of £150 - A great price for this Fujitsu Siemens laptop featuring Windows Vista Home Basic, Intel Celeron Mobile processor, 1GB RAM, 80GB hard drive & 15.4" widescreen display WAS £499.99, THEN £399.00 and its no9 £349- Processor speed: 1.6 GHz
- Processor: Intel Celeron Mobile
- Screen size: 15.4 inches
- Storage (hard drive): 80 GB
- Memory (RAM): 1024 MB
- Operating system: Windows Vista Home Basic
The dell 1 shes loking at is.....
AMD® Turion 64 X2 Mobile TL50Vista™ Home Basic15.4" WXGA1024MB80GB256MB ATI Radeon® Xpress 11508x DVD Writer£352N05152
so can any 1 tell us whichis the better 1 to go for as theres both similare prices.... and similar specs,.... (well as far as i can tell)
thank you once again
loops
The Dell is of Better Spec as it has a dual core processor while the Fujitsu has a single Core processor.
The Celeron processors have always be aimed at the value market. Basically they are the cheaper processors.
I dont personally rate them that much, others may do.0 -
Thank you all so much for your help with this, its really appreciated.
loops
£2 coin savers club = £118
20p saver club = £275.80 :T yippeeeee0 -
Spendless_Dosh wrote: »___________________ Information from Which? May 2007 _______________
Acer came top in survey on reliability (not requiring a repair since 2003) with a score of 91% (Dell scored 85%)
In my book this means good build quality, perhaps not the industry definition but from a user perspective it's what matters.
I don't have any connection with, or have experience of Acer, just tyring to pass along some useful information.
hmmm were those figures swayed maybe by machines not being repaired and being replaced instead?
TBH stats can be used to prove almost anything, where were these results from, what price range? etc etc
From my own experiences I've seen a large failure/problem rate with acer products and if you look here this poor guy had 2 out of 3 fail
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/other-stores/87270-dabs-acer-problems.html0 -
Just thought i would let you know that she has just ordered the dell 1, she changed the battery to the 6 cell 1 for an extra £11 i think, so all in all she got a great deal, on behalf of my friend thank you for all your help.
loops
£2 coin savers club = £118
20p saver club = £275.80 :T yippeeeee0
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