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05-05-2010, 08:17 PM | #1 |
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Shopping for a laptop
Will this ever end.
I was ready to buy a Sony Vaio SR, tried to customize it on the site, and found most options missing. Turned out it had been discontinued and they were getting rid of stock. I called Sony and they said the Model S is replacing this, but they are not selling it in the U.S. (except at Best Buys where I can't control how it's configured). And their other models didn't seem to suit me. So I hopped over to the Lenovo and started reading their forum. It looks like they set up the hard disks with a small C: drive and a large D: drive so the one-key restore can replace the system on C: and the user is supposed to put data on the D: drive. [Note, after looking further I found out I was wrong about this] Dell it out for me. I bought one many months ago without looking at it in a store first. The screen hurt my eyes so much I returned it and paid the restocking fee. So, should I look at Toshiba next. Someone said that's the way to go, although I've heard bad things about their quality. Last edited by Andrew B.; 05-06-2010 at 10:25 PM. |
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