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I am impressed that you keep reviving yourself from electrocution. Anyway, I love my XPS m1330, and I picked up the 3GB RAM/250GB HDD/dedicated graphics versio
by timcederman 18y ago
I am impressed that you keep reviving yourself from electrocution.
Anyway, I love my XPS m1330, and I picked up the 3GB RAM/250GB HDD/dedicated graphics version for $500 just over a year ago. If you get it on sale, it's excellent value.
- alnayyir 18y agoI just explained that my Dell regularly shocks me because of the shoddy construction and you recommend another one? :( Also: yes the M1330 is okay, and if you get it refurb/on-sale the dedicated graphics model is respectable, but bleurgh. Dell's build-quality makes me sick to my stomach.
- old-gregg 18y ago... my Dell regularly shocks me ... Shut the fuck up. I bet you're lying your ass off. Computers are designed not to shock people. This is why I'm starting to steer towards enterprise as opposed to consumer market: making products for regular folks just isn't worth it because of little lying bitches like you.
- kajecounterhack 18y agoWhoa there calm down he's probably just over-exaggerating some small problem. We get the point.
- alnayyir 18y agoIt's a small problem in the grand scheme of things, but the battery contacts are exposed and they do arc into me, and it is painful. Am I suing? hahahah, fuck no. That shit is funny as hell more than anything, I don't like dozing off to a movie in bed with the laptop...shifting a leg, then getting woke the fuck up.
- alnayyir 18y agoI'm not lying, the battery contacts are exposed and the circuits takes a shine to me here and there. If I had a camcorder I'd record it arcing into shit. Sometimes the shit it arcs into is me. It's an Inspiron 600m, I bought it $550, the fuck you want?
- alnayyir 18y agoCalm down. I'm a business owner myself.
- timcederman 18y agoElectrocution by definition is death from being shocked. And yes, I recommended another Dell because why judge every Dell by your one experience? I've had plenty of dodgy Macbook experiences but I still recommend them.