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Gateway or Dell?? Which is better?
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Consensus at work amongst the IT weaponheads is Dell is better. Nothing wrong with Gateway's hardware, but Dell's customer service is better. Of course, you are helping to pay for the stupid "Dude" commercials if you buy a Dell.
I will NEVER buy another Compaq again...they just have too much proprietary crap on them. I get a BSOD at least three times a week after something called CPQMLCK general protection faults. And that's just the start of it. This piece of crap is getting replaced as soon as I come back from vacation.
I will NEVER buy another Compaq again...they just have too much proprietary crap on them. I get a BSOD at least three times a week after something called CPQMLCK general protection faults. And that's just the start of it. This piece of crap is getting replaced as soon as I come back from vacation.
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I bought my Dell laptop from the Dell website--It is a factory refurb with a full 3 year 24hour free replacement waranty.
I have had it for a year and have had not a problem one!
I have had it for a year and have had not a problem one!
I like my Sony (PCV-RX590G) a lot. Although I would have preferred to have bought one from an American-owned company, the Sony was the only one I know of that has all those awesome A/V items. I got it in November; and so far (i hope I dont jinx myself here) have had no crashes or other problems.
My old H-P would have to be rebooted several times a day to keep up with memory as it would lose available memory with virtually every keystroke and crash about once an hour if not rebooted. The old H-P would crash evertime I opened the CD drawer if I was running Excel. Obviously, quality was job number none! (Suppose GM or Ford made a car that would stall everytime one used their left turn signal and required 5 minutes to restart??) That was the worst computer I ever used -- a real POS, and their customer support really bites! HP makes good printers; but I would never buy a CPU from them.
My old H-P would have to be rebooted several times a day to keep up with memory as it would lose available memory with virtually every keystroke and crash about once an hour if not rebooted. The old H-P would crash evertime I opened the CD drawer if I was running Excel. Obviously, quality was job number none! (Suppose GM or Ford made a car that would stall everytime one used their left turn signal and required 5 minutes to restart??) That was the worst computer I ever used -- a real POS, and their customer support really bites! HP makes good printers; but I would never buy a CPU from them.
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