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> 1) Lenovo's business models
> 2) HP business models
> 3) DELL business models
Where I work, all the BD people have Dell Latitude D630 laptops. (Some
of them even have UK keyboards...) They seem fairly small, light, and
with a decent screen. Few other positives.
Note that we spend hundreds of thousands of dollars with Dell every
year, and they *still* don't give a damn about giving us any support -
in spite of the numerous extra support contracts we pay for. I find it
highly unlikely that they're going to care about a retail customer at all.
We also have one HP laptop - I think it's an nx4200 or something. Nice
thing to look at. I can't reinstall the OS though, since you have to
have special IDE drivers before Windoze can "see" the IDE controller.
(WTF?) Also, HP don't supply a restore CD. When you turn the laptop on,
you configure it with a bunch of settings, and *then* it burns a
recovery CD for you - this CD doesn't restore to factory condition, only
to the condition when the CD was burned. Gee, thanks.
Never tried Lenovo.
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