Best buy laptop for around £1100 ?
10 October 2002, 08:23 PM
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Shouldn't be too hard to pick up somethng good. Check out www.microwarehouse.co.uk or email me your wish list and I'll get someone to look inot it for you. allan.bayman@eu.mwhse.com
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I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 P3 1Ghz. Bit of an old model now, but still excellent. A friend has the 8100 model, and cannot fault it either. It also has some upgradeable featyres, that other laptops do not.
Check out Dell outlet
They really are a lot cheaper now, and thats for P4.
Even my old one has P3 1Ghz, 48gig HD, 32meg ATI M4 Graphics, ESS sound, DVD/CDRW built in. Network card+56K, Firewire, + swappable media bay, for various drives/battery/etc 15" UXGA Screen.
Cant complain about it at all, although it is quite low spec by modern standards, even tho its less than a year old
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Not sure about the 2000 series, best to go for the 8000 series ie 8200.
[Edited by ustolemyname??stevieturbo - 10/10/2002 9:46:21 PM]
Check out Dell outlet
They really are a lot cheaper now, and thats for P4.
Even my old one has P3 1Ghz, 48gig HD, 32meg ATI M4 Graphics, ESS sound, DVD/CDRW built in. Network card+56K, Firewire, + swappable media bay, for various drives/battery/etc 15" UXGA Screen.
Cant complain about it at all, although it is quite low spec by modern standards, even tho its less than a year old
.Not sure about the 2000 series, best to go for the 8000 series ie 8200.
[Edited by ustolemyname??stevieturbo - 10/10/2002 9:46:21 PM]
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