wow... i fri gg expo to hunt for a 512mb ram...megatop8 said:Like that I have to buy another ram again. I shall upgrade another 1x1gb ram.
i'm using pro... pro ed gt more advance networking rite lyk ISS, ODBC... most student studying IT would need xp pro.. mine is xp home initially but free upgrade to xp pro... coz nyp gt agreement wif ms so tt IT student can dl for free...jontan80 said:So what's the difference between having the XP Professional isand a Home Edition?
And "office basic edition'' doesn't offer outlook express, powerpoint, excel right?
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xp professional you can log into domain. May be be necessary for some networks.jontan80 said:So what's the difference between having the XP Professional isand a Home Edition?
And "office basic edition'' doesn't offer outlook express, powerpoint, excel right?
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Cheaper to get your own. Warranty no problems.Yxy said:Am I correct to say that it's cheaper to skip the Dell ram upgrades and install your own SLS-bought RAM? (StorageStudio pricelist shows 1gb DDRII @ $235, Sitex maybe even cheaper).
Won't void the warranty, right?
[/QUOTE]darrenlee78 said:Just a few questions :
1. Should I upgrade the processor or the SDRAM in order to get better (or faster) performance? Upgrading to 1GB SDRAM will cost $200 more (quite steep)
Ram would be better
2. Should I buy an extra 4-cell battery since I'm going to get the 8-cell one? What is the difference in battery life between the two?
The 8-cell alone should be sufficient
3. Should I even bother to buy a laptop case (nylon or leather) from Dell?
Buy your own from outside if you prefer
4. Should I upgrade the wireless card to the 2915 one? What's the difference between 2915 and 2200? (sorry asking because first time buying wireless stuff)
Basic one should be sufficient
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I bought my 2GB (2x1GB) Kingston DDR2 RAM from Comex at $342....and it comes with lifetime warranty...Yxy said:Am I correct to say that it's cheaper to skip the Dell ram upgrades and install your own SLS-bought RAM? (StorageStudio pricelist shows 1gb DDRII @ $235, Sitex maybe even cheaper).
Won't void the warranty, right?
i gt the nylon one.. gd protection.. but heavyStriker said:Anyone bought the laptop bag from Dell when you bought your Inspiron?
Any comments about the quality and whether it is worth it or not?
The nylon one currently costs $40 and the leather one $61.
I need advice on whether to buy the bag from Dell or buy one from outside.
can show pic?Shinji_U said:I bought an OEM Crumpler backpack from Suntec City, costs less than $60, very durable and rugged. Better than any notebook bag Dell has to offer.
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Striker said:Anyone bought the laptop bag from Dell when you bought your Inspiron?
Any comments about the quality and whether it is worth it or not?
The nylon one currently costs $40 and the leather one $61.
I need advice on whether to buy the bag from Dell or buy one from outside.
2GB ram.... thats good..Shinji_U said:I bought my 2GB (2x1GB) Kingston DDR2 RAM from Comex at $342....and it comes with lifetime warranty...
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Yea, but that's the max my notebook can go.. hope future notebook can increase its max capacity to 4GB... 2GB is my basic requirement for my notebook now... looking towards 4GB limit ones... then can totally disable the windows swapfile for good...darrenlee78 said:2GB ram.... thats good..
Show pics.. hmm... I'll try to find time to take photos of it... hahah... the brand is Urban Equip USA...theory_87 said:can show pic?