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08 October 2003, 12:57 PM
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08 October 2003, 09:59 PM
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Dell all the way.
Saying that PC world are selling 3.2Ghz machines with printers, cameras, desk and everything for under a grand. Not bad really. Their tech support is abysmal though, and you have to pay for it
Darren
Saying that PC world are selling 3.2Ghz machines with printers, cameras, desk and everything for under a grand. Not bad really. Their tech support is abysmal though, and you have to pay for it
Darren
08 October 2003, 10:22 PM
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PC World Anecdote #374312
Mate bought an AMD XP2400 pre-built system last week.
Includes crappy flatscreen for £699
Anyway, got it home, turned it on and...the modem was f&cked.
Spent the next 3 days with their tech support / rma getting it sorted.
Mate bought an AMD XP2400 pre-built system last week.
Includes crappy flatscreen for £699
Anyway, got it home, turned it on and...the modem was f&cked.
Spent the next 3 days with their tech support / rma getting it sorted.
08 October 2003, 10:32 PM
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I'm looking for much the same for about £600 (ex VAT) but with 3 onsite warranty for my old man - unfortunately the Dell Dimension factory outlet jobs have 1 year return to base, which is not any use 
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