buying new laptop... (1 Viewer)

[pyko]

yeah! Dell has the $1000 off special!!! only until 3 Jan 2005 though.
I'm doing my last comparisons...probably going to end up getting a Dell 1.7Ghz with 3yr warranty for about $2500 (the Acer is just less powerful, and also same price, but only 1yr warranty). Going to ring up Dell with a few questions about their mailing service....they need to be ontime, or else I won't be at home :|

 

[= Jennifer =]

can someone give me some advice on this laptop i dont know weather it is good or not

http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/41d7196a017e57582740c0a87f9c06f1/Product/View/XC3480

the battery life is very short only 2 hours and it is at officeworks for $1599

also, if i buy a laptop can i put my microsoft office that i already have at home on it or do i have do buy a new microsoft office

 

[sunny]

That laptop is quite powerful in most aspects, but it is not designed to be a mobile laptop, more like a desktop replacement.

 

[Templar]

also, if i buy a laptop can i put my microsoft office that i already have at home on it or do i have do buy a new microsoft office

You can, but I don't think it's legal.

At least one of their previous models (1802WSMi) had a pretty bad battery life, hence why I brought it up. It's hopefull Acer have fixed these issues.

There was no issue. That model was a desktop replacement which naturally had a shocking battery life, just a bit more so than other laptops that use P4 chips.