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Wireless AC adaptors for laptops
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You'll have to check with samoth on this, but I'm pretty sure that transmitting energy wirelessly (ie beaming it) violates a few laws of physics, not to mention the wave/particle duality of light, the 5th commandment and a host of other technical issues.
jnuts
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Maybe it is the mobo....
Is it under warranty?
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Dell Inspiron laptops are cheap and good - that's what you will think for the first few months of use. And after that, you go bonkers. Firstly, right after 4 months of usage, the motherboard broke down - the battery was unable to charge and the whole system could not power on. Extended my warranty and they fixed the motherboard for me. The same problem came again in a shorter period of time - 3 months and they changed the part for me again alright. And now this time it occurred AGAIN in ONE month the same problem! ARGH! *Sick* of this. I haven't finished - the motherboard was replaced (Of course they must) but it came back with a faulty RAM and the technician claimed that the RAM was not from dell so I must replace on my own: What the perk was the guy saying?! It was alright when it went into the workshop. He damaged it in the servicing process, and told me to repair! Okok, I bought a RAM directly from Dell sales department, VERY unsatisfied. In a period of 5 months the computer was running smoothly when the same motherboard problem came again. It was not that the battery was unable to charge, but the LED was blinking and blinking. The guy on the helpdesk claimed that my battery was faulty and battery was not covered in the warranty. With a frown on my face, I reluctantly ordered a 12-cell battery (they told me that there were no more 8-cell battery in stock: didn't really know whether that was a lie to persuade me to buy a 12-cell) that costed me s$124.64 w/o freight charges. The day after the order for battery was processed, the dell service department gave me a call: "Hello, Mr Teo, I am afraid that it was your motherboard that was faulty instead of your battery, and I regret to inform you that the order of the battery cannot be cancelled"...!!!!!! Guess everybody knew what happened when I heard that... I've got my CPU cooler fan+heatsink, my keyboard, LCD, Motherboard and CD-ROM Drive replaced except for the piece of plastic casing of my laptop and the battery (because I am using the one that I bought myself). If I talked about all the parts that I have replaced, I am afraid that this comment would become a story. What can I do but to give a *sigh* for all dell inspiron customers? STAY AWAY FROM HELL! DO NOT GET A DELL
Is it under warranty?
from http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache...lem&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=4&client=firefox-a
Dell Inspiron laptops are cheap and good - that's what you will think for the first few months of use. And after that, you go bonkers. Firstly, right after 4 months of usage, the motherboard broke down - the battery was unable to charge and the whole system could not power on. Extended my warranty and they fixed the motherboard for me. The same problem came again in a shorter period of time - 3 months and they changed the part for me again alright. And now this time it occurred AGAIN in ONE month the same problem! ARGH! *Sick* of this. I haven't finished - the motherboard was replaced (Of course they must) but it came back with a faulty RAM and the technician claimed that the RAM was not from dell so I must replace on my own: What the perk was the guy saying?! It was alright when it went into the workshop. He damaged it in the servicing process, and told me to repair! Okok, I bought a RAM directly from Dell sales department, VERY unsatisfied. In a period of 5 months the computer was running smoothly when the same motherboard problem came again. It was not that the battery was unable to charge, but the LED was blinking and blinking. The guy on the helpdesk claimed that my battery was faulty and battery was not covered in the warranty. With a frown on my face, I reluctantly ordered a 12-cell battery (they told me that there were no more 8-cell battery in stock: didn't really know whether that was a lie to persuade me to buy a 12-cell) that costed me s$124.64 w/o freight charges. The day after the order for battery was processed, the dell service department gave me a call: "Hello, Mr Teo, I am afraid that it was your motherboard that was faulty instead of your battery, and I regret to inform you that the order of the battery cannot be cancelled"...!!!!!! Guess everybody knew what happened when I heard that... I've got my CPU cooler fan+heatsink, my keyboard, LCD, Motherboard and CD-ROM Drive replaced except for the piece of plastic casing of my laptop and the battery (because I am using the one that I bought myself). If I talked about all the parts that I have replaced, I am afraid that this comment would become a story. What can I do but to give a *sigh* for all dell inspiron customers? STAY AWAY FROM HELL! DO NOT GET A DELL
What kind of laptop is it?
Wait let me guess.. DELL
Wait let me guess.. DELL
It is what I do for a living Dell = piece oh shit the manufator with the cheapest parts they can possibly find. The Dell name is built one thing only marketing and a whole lot of people by into marketing.jnuts said:
Best laptops toss up between Toshiba and IBM.
I had one Toshiba lasted me 7 years dam bricks. Yeah tough books are great products Fijitsue also makes a really good line of laptops. IBM think pads a pretty rugged though but not flashy enough for the average consumerjnuts said:
I have had IT guys actually tell me there boss didn't like the look of the think pad OMG Similar threads
