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I have big fingers and the samsung wasnt comfortable under my hands. I have been using the same 15.4 inch lappy since 5+ years and am used to low play with keys rising above the palmrest like in a desktop. For me the samsung pressed 2 keys 8/10 times. Also the particular unit creaked a lot near the screen hinges (probably because of it being a display unit. they get thrashed a lot by ongoers.)
But Samsung is doing well in the market especially with their long battery life. No two doubts. I just prefer Asus as they really know the netbook market. They afterall invented it with Eeepc.
Well appreciated. I concede, for me the ultimate netbook would be one with the Lenovo's build quality, Samsung's battery life and screen, and the HP's looks and keyboard. And of course, the Acer's performance.
I hope this little discussion has helped you, Proxima.
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Originally Posted by flyingspur
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The only netbook that crosses 25k in India is the Samsung NC10 which is 26.5k. Everything else is below 24.5k.
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Dell has launched the Mini 12 in India. Priced exorbitantly at 31k acc to initial reports! :Frustrati
I think it would be fair to comapre the mini9 instead of the mini 12 with competition. Is a different case there arent available in India yet.
Please help me choose:
Asus Eee PC 904HD - 80Gb, 6 cell battery, Win XP, 9in screen, 1 GB RAM
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
OR
Acer Aspire ONE 160GB, LINUX, 3 cell battery, 1 GB RAM
Guys any review for Dell Studio 14 Laptop?
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Originally Posted by Proxima
(Post 1149497)
Please help me choose:
Asus Eee PC 904HD - 80Gb, 6 cell battery, Win XP, 9in screen, 1 GB RAM ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
OR
Acer Aspire ONE 160GB, LINUX, 3 cell battery, 1 GB RAM
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Purchased the Acer Aspire One from eBay. The wait begins.
I got Acer Aspire One on 20th of this month after going through all the reviews for almost 5 days in a row before deiciding. Considering my daily need and the applications, cost factor etc. I could not find anything else other than aspire one. It looks too good and a real VFM by all means !
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Originally Posted by Proxima
(Post 1149791)
It has awesome customer reviews on cnet.
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I suggest you rely on sites such as laptopmag and notebookreview.
Is the Dell Inspiron 1525 going to be replaced with
1545 in India ? I heard lots of poeople talk about this...
Dell Inspiron 1545 Coming Soon | Notebooks.com
I was planning to purchase Dell Inspiron 1525 next month.
Should I delay my purchase ?
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Originally Posted by devarshi84
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Thanks mate!
Can't check Gmail at office so will do from home tonight and get back to you, Cheers!
Hi,
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Originally Posted by mithun
(Post 1150871)
I was planning to purchase Dell Inspiron 1525 next month. Should I delay my purchase ?
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My 1525 is on a UPS as the system when it recognises the battery reports 100% charged, but switches off as soon as the electrical power goes off and does not boot up in the battery mode. Bow it does not recognise the battery at all.
Problem reported yesterday by email. Got a reply at 12.07PM yesterday (29/01/2009). No further responses so far. They work only 5 days, that too upto 5PM.
My previous service request was 45 days back and was handled better. That was for an overheating issue.
My system works basically in a non AC, dusty atmosphere.
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