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14-Apr-2007, 12:28 AM #1
Exclamation 100% Anti Dell
is there any reasons why you would buy one?
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14-Apr-2007, 02:02 AM #2
Any Good Reason To buy A dell?
is There i don t know ne
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14-Apr-2007, 08:20 AM #3
Actually there is if you still want a new branded computer loaded with XP.
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14-Apr-2007, 08:24 AM #4
Guess you really don't like Dells

Again.....If someone doesn't want Vista, Dell is still offering a line with XP.

Would I buy one?
Probably not.
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14-Apr-2007, 10:31 AM #5
Isn't one thread on this topic enough?
http://forums.techguy.org/reviews/56...anti-dell.html
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14-Apr-2007, 10:40 AM #6
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Actually there is if you still want a new branded computer loaded with XP.
why would you want a branded pc?
seriously i dont understand does it give you security
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14-Apr-2007, 10:42 AM #7
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Guess you really don't like Dells

Again.....If someone doesn't want Vista, Dell is still offering a line with XP.

Would I buy one?
Probably not.
if you recieve vista and you dont want it you can call microsoft and tell them it sucks and they will downgrade you and give you an xp home/pro code over the phone
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14-Apr-2007, 10:50 AM #8
What is the point of anyone here trying to convince you of something you clearly don't agree with? There's a separate forum here called Civilized Debate. I suggest you go there if you want to argue.
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14-Apr-2007, 11:48 AM #9
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if you recieve vista and you dont want it you can call microsoft and tell them it sucks and they will downgrade you and give you an xp home/pro code over the phone
I highly doubt that.
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14-Apr-2007, 12:04 PM #10
one good reason (can't think of any others)
if you haunt their website for long enough you stand a good chance of finding an exceptionally good deal, just have to pay very close attention to what you are getting.
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14-Apr-2007, 12:19 PM #11
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why would you want a branded pc?
seriously i dont understand does it give you security
Yes. It does. Convenience of not having to debug my own creation, too.
I'm a user...not a builder.
Bought an Acer 5 months ago.
Fantastic machine.


AMD 3800 X2
MS Win XP Media Center OS
1 gig DDR2 memory
AM2 spec motherboard/cpu
250 sata hard drive
16X DVD writer
8 USB ports
9 in 1 card reader

Works as it should with no.....I repeat....no problems.
$480 + tax


edit: came with a 17" CRT also .
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14-Apr-2007, 12:24 PM #12
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if you recieve vista and you dont want it you can call microsoft and tell them it sucks and they will downgrade you and give you an xp home/pro code over the phone
As I remember from other conversations, that does not include Vista Home basic or Premium....just some of the Business versions.
Anyway, some that have tried to downgrade have run into driver issues where there are no XP drivers for a particular piece of hardware(in the computer).
I think it was valis that had an issue with one particular chipset.
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14-Apr-2007, 07:46 PM #13
So if a posting was "edited:........... for lack of insensitivity"
does that mean it was too sensitive, that the person was nice?

Or, do you mean that it was "edited:........... for lack of sensitivity" ??

Or am I being too insensitive? (or as you might say ... sensitive?)
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14-Apr-2007, 11:05 PM #14
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So if a posting was "edited:........... for lack of insensitivity"
does that mean it was too sensitive, that the person was nice?

Or, do you mean that it was "edited:........... for lack of sensitivity" ??

Or am I being too insensitive? (or as you might say ... sensitive?)
....

Mostly it means you are confused
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