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Hi all,

 

Heard that COMEX 2010 is from 11 March to 14 March at Suntec... thinking of getting a notebook...

 

Any recommendations?

 

Looking for one that is lightweight with reasonable screen size and my budget is below S$800.

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Hi all,

 

Heard that COMEX 2010 is from 11 March to 14 March at Suntec... thinking of getting a notebook...

 

Any recommendations?

 

Looking for one that is lightweight with reasonable screen size and my budget is below S$800.

 

I think you mean IT show. It goes in roughly three monthly intervals - March = IT show, June = PC Show, Sept = COMEX, late Nov = SITEX. Remember the mnemonic IPCS (I Play Counter-Strike).

 

Well, whatever you do, don't get an Acer. Their quality is crap. Both PCs my dad and I bought at PC Show 2 years ago conked out really fast. Multiple problems, and required numerous warranty services. Mine finally gave up for good, and it had just gone out of warranty. I had to change the mobo myself, and it works much better. Acer apparently uses some really worthless components.

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I'll second that, my company bought 6 PCs against my wishes to go for Compaq, all 6 had their technician come in to change MB, had tons of problems, users kept complaining system not working, sent back to service centre

so many times. Now my boss knows better to shut the fark up and spend more for quality. IDIOT!!

 

Now we still have 3 left, and they're NEVER switched off, locked only. Moment you switch off, something new happens. I'm waiting for the three to conk out now.

 

Well, whatever you do, don't get an Acer. Their quality is crap. Both PCs my dad and I bought at PC Show 2 years ago conked out really fast. Multiple problems, and required numerous warranty services. Mine finally gave up for good, and it had just gone out of warranty. I had to change the mobo myself, and it works much better. Acer apparently uses some really worthless components.

 

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I not sure about the 2nd part. If u are a PRC, Taiwan is part of China. If u are a Taiwanese, Taiwan is not part of China [laugh]

 

Acer is a Taiwan company.

 

And no, Taiwan is not part of China. [laugh]

 

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Buying electronics is an Art. Some may go for the cheaper ones at a more affordable price but slightly outdated components or software.

 

Some take the opportunity to get the middle range to higher end products so that it will be in fashion for some time before changing. By in fashion, i mean being current to the environmental upgrades like Hardware advancement and software compatibility.

 

From experience, for affordable reliability i would choose Compaq, Samsung and Toshiba.

 

How-ever, i am bitten by the Apple bug to convert.

 

It really boils down to what you need a laptop for? Surf net, watch porn...or work? Ram hungry or storage space is a must?

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I not sure about the 2nd part. If u are a PRC, Taiwan is part of China. If u are a Taiwanese, Taiwan is not part of China [laugh]

 

 

Who cares!

 

Acer is made in China! [laugh]

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I'll second that, my company bought 6 PCs against my wishes to go for Compaq, all 6 had their technician come in to change MB, had tons of problems, users kept complaining system not working, sent back to service centre

so many times. Now my boss knows better to shut the fark up and spend more for quality. IDIOT!!

 

Now we still have 3 left, and they're NEVER switched off, locked only. Moment you switch off, something new happens. I'm waiting for the three to conk out now.

 

maybe problem lies with users......

my ACER netbook coming to 2yrs, still working well.. even use it to play diablo-like "TOUCHLIGHT"...

[laugh] [laugh]

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acer has the best award service center in singapore. 2nd is asus. and one of the criteria to be listed as best service center is the amount of people servicing the products. get the point?

 

Then samsung must be the best mobile phone....... [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] [:p]

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Which one is not made in China? I can tell you 99% are.

 

True. Even Apple is "designed in California, assembled in China". And my TP-link router, which is also MIC has been very reliable.

 

What I'm saying is, it's not the "MIC" label that's bad news, it's the design, engineering and aftermarket support philosophies of the company that matter more.

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