darrenlee78
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yes u can...branyeo said:Can I still upgrade before my 1 year warranty is up?
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guess I will start saving and upgrade before my 1 year warranty is up ... also to save for more RAM .... My company have been using DELL for the past 9 years. So far so good. No doubt that the
designs are not as chio as other brands but the after sales service (3 year warranty) is worth
it. No doubt for business users & higher ends models the 3 yrs warranty are included, but for
normal home users, you can opt for extended warranty at a small price. I used to have an
inspiron 7000, inspiron 8000 and inspiron 8100 & now using precision M60. All with 3 yrs
warranty. No hassle when problems arised. Give them a call, next day, the service guy will
come & attend to your needs. You can straight away continue your work. Some brands need
to be carry-in or send to the maker for repair & it could take weeks before you can use it.
Not that I am promoting DELL but this is the fact that they have rendered a good service
that is valueable for those workaholic personel to continue working without any long wait
for their notebooks to be repaired. Waiting time is cut short. Time is $$$... I just hope that
DELL will come up with new ergonomics & aesthetics designs like others without
compromising on their after sales services. I have repaired my keyboard, mouse pads,
HDD (many times) & CD-Roms. All free. So, no worries. And DELL has one of the highest
resolution of TFT displays. For my case, my display is 1920x1200.
Just my 2 cents..
Regards,
Jay
designs are not as chio as other brands but the after sales service (3 year warranty) is worth
it. No doubt for business users & higher ends models the 3 yrs warranty are included, but for
normal home users, you can opt for extended warranty at a small price. I used to have an
inspiron 7000, inspiron 8000 and inspiron 8100 & now using precision M60. All with 3 yrs
warranty. No hassle when problems arised. Give them a call, next day, the service guy will
come & attend to your needs. You can straight away continue your work. Some brands need
to be carry-in or send to the maker for repair & it could take weeks before you can use it.
Not that I am promoting DELL but this is the fact that they have rendered a good service
that is valueable for those workaholic personel to continue working without any long wait
for their notebooks to be repaired. Waiting time is cut short. Time is $$$... I just hope that
DELL will come up with new ergonomics & aesthetics designs like others without
compromising on their after sales services. I have repaired my keyboard, mouse pads,
HDD (many times) & CD-Roms. All free. So, no worries. And DELL has one of the highest
resolution of TFT displays. For my case, my display is 1920x1200.
Just my 2 cents..
Regards,
Jay
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Yea, precisely the fact why I only buy Dell notebooks... I hate travelling to some stupid repair center only to wait and wait and wait till the cows all go home and they still have no idea what is going on (referring to acer...lousiest brand I've encountered)...jazzyjay said:My company have been using DELL for the past 9 years. So far so good. No doubt that the
designs are not as chio as other brands but the after sales service (3 year warranty) is worth
it. No doubt for business users & higher ends models the 3 yrs warranty are included, but for
normal home users, you can opt for extended warranty at a small price. I used to have an
inspiron 7000, inspiron 8000 and inspiron 8100 & now using precision M60. All with 3 yrs
warranty. No hassle when problems arised. Give them a call, next day, the service guy will
come & attend to your needs. You can straight away continue your work. Some brands need
to be carry-in or send to the maker for repair & it could take weeks before you can use it.
Not that I am promoting DELL but this is the fact that they have rendered a good service
that is valueable for those workaholic personel to continue working without any long wait
for their notebooks to be repaired. Waiting time is cut short. Time is $$$... I just hope that
DELL will come up with new ergonomics & aesthetics designs like others without
compromising on their after sales services. I have repaired my keyboard, mouse pads,
HDD (many times) & CD-Roms. All free. So, no worries. And DELL has one of the highest
resolution of TFT displays. For my case, my display is 1920x1200.
Just my 2 cents..
Regards,
Jay
My LCd res is also 1920x1200... sweet sharp display... makes the rest of the notebooks out there looks pixelated...
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Shinji_U said:
cool!! nice screen u got
drivers for winxp (samsung screen LTN154X2-L02)
open and found this screen that my 6000 series running on... anyone has the drivers for it.dell does not offer the drivers for it... looking out for it to change the default refresh rate higher.... thanks....
open and found this screen that my 6000 series running on... anyone has the drivers for it.dell does not offer the drivers for it... looking out for it to change the default refresh rate higher.... thanks....
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****sin said:
Notebook LCD don't need drivers, Windows XP Plug & Play monitor Drivers are sufficient, and also LCD has no advantage with higher refresh rate as it will still down refresh to 60Hz, anyway notebook LCDs can only support 60hz, so no point, and definately no driver for the LCD.
Hi, i just placed my order for the I6000 (making full use of the 3 day $200 off coupon =P) i would like to know, after i place my order online, am i suppose to wait for a call or email from dell to tell me they are processing my order? cause i check the order status with the online refrence no. that they provided when i was making my order, but i get an error stating they can't find my order.
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direct connection to scv or using a router?TrueB1ue said:
branyeo said:Give them a couple of days and you should receive an email ... and give then another couple of days for them to update the system lah!
Thanz bro, i called them up today and they processed with me immediately. now onli regard never upgrade my warrenty to the complete cover for unintentional accidents like drop and item cracked or spoilt, water spilled, etc.
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