Dell's Ubuntu PCs are cool, but if you are looking for Windows, get the Dell Inspiron 1420 (from $600-$1,000)
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Dell's Ubuntu PCs are cool, but if you are looking for Windows, get the Dell Inspiron 1420 (from $600-$1,000)
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My Laptop:Lenovo IdeaPad Y530- Intel Centrino 2 2.1GHz [P7450], 3GB RAM, 320GB 5400 RPM HD, Nvidia 9300M GS, Tray-Load DVD-RW, Intel Pro N-Wireless.
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The Thinkpads are nice, but I would be sure to stay away from Toshibas. That is just my opinion but I have had quite a hard time with mine.
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stop making fun our devalued dollar!Originally Posted by beanco
damn Federal Reserve System....
anyway, I recommend a ThinkPad, but usually you have to order those anyway, and they are usually shipped directly from hong kong
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Agree and Agree
I had nothing but problems with my last Toshiba, and they treated me like absolute crap to get warranty work done, and I couldn't return it. I'll never do business with Toshiba again
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels
Also, be aware, if you buy a wifi device in the United States or Canada, it might not work properly in other parts of the world.
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Dell Inspiron 1525. I ordered it without extra stuff (no Office, no Office-like come-ons). This one runs Windows Vista SP1 for family, and Hardy Heron for me. Can't complain!
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not to mention the electrical system MIGHT be difforent, i'm not sure what country you are from
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<offtopic> Pfft, stuff's always cheaper in the US than where I am (UK) devalued dollar or not</offtopic>
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Anyone who uses phrases like Winblows, or M$, or Microsucks, etc. are not doing the Linux world any favors.
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i wouldnt recomend a HP dv6000 range, all other HPs are fine just the dv6000 range have a tendancy to have screen issues where the motherboard has to be replaced. ( ideal with all the customer repairs in store and 99% of HPs that need repairing are dv6000, with the screen error)
hope this helps
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Toshiba laptops are really compatible.
Find a laptop that says Intel Centrino. They are very Linux compatible.
Windows, only good for gaming.
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