On 12/26/09 9:28 PM, Maurice wrote:
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On 12/26/09 5:08 PM, Priam wrote:
On 12/26/2009 04:22 PM, Justin wrote:

If you really need a computer to go to school or travel, then, the best
is a NetBook, preferably with a free fall sensor or, better yet, an SSD
drive.

Airbook.

http://www.google.ca/search?&q=airbo...-%22no+problem


637,000 English and French

And it's not a com,puter that sold much.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...6c7832dbb01be6

131,000,000 that's alot!

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=HP+dv...6c7832dbb01be6
2,270,000 - that's still alot!


If something goes wrong, well, you can bring it to a specialized local
repair shop. You can get an estimate for, roughly, $35 - $50, often
deductible from repairs.

Yeah, let the Geek Squad and their 12 year old kids running the Pokemon
screen saver.

Not the Geek Squad, Moron! There are some shops that specialize in
laptops.

Yeah, no ****. They can charge me $120 for labor and another $256.
Considering the present value of the laptop if $400 that sounds like an
awesome deal. Thanks!



Not exactly. The unibody case on the Macbooks are more durable. Thats
the problem with the HP. It isn't solid - its built like an old
Chrysler.
The parts move, ribbon cables fray and short out.

Yeah, it's awful, they bend and warp and twist and shout a lot. Big
problem. Sure you haven't been brainwashed recently?

yeah, I'm sure. The Unibod don't do that - because they are "uni" Get
it? As in one piece.

Not quite. You should really try to think before you regurgitate.



Sorry, you're wrong. I have one in front of me.. Let me count the
pieces. One. OK I'm done.
The HP has five visible chunks of Chinese plastic. Its like plate
tectonics; except instead of earthquakes one gets shorted wires and
expensive repair bills.
You should really try to think before you regurgitate.
Have you been brainwashed recently?