So my oldie Toshi 5+ yrs. is still going strong, bought it used @ one of those 'puter shows. However, my ex., a geek (in more ways than 1) was there to help meso I prob. wouldn't consider going back there to get one.
I've been reading info about them online, & I don't need a whole lot of fancy-ass stuff. Just kinda the basics, & I'd like to go wireless some day. I don't care about screen size, I will prob. be taking online classes, & doing a business app. w/ Word Perf. 5.0, maybe some music & photos, again nothing too intense. I'm not really up on a lot of that stuff. Interestingly, this article I read said there are only 5 - 7 true laptop mfg., & most are basically made in the same warehouses. I do have a desktop system, - a monitor, but I am so
limited for room. Maybe a used place would accept it a part of a trade-in?
Ok, the techies here are prob. rollin' on the floor laughing, but there it is.![]()



so I prob. wouldn't consider going back there to get one.
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) but quality will vary greatly because it's the whole of the machine that makes it good or bad rather than one or two parts (no matter what intel wants you to think). so i'd stay away from non-brands. hth


my Averatec. I bought it at Sam's Club but I'm sure Costco has screaming deals too. For me, the selling point of buying it at Sam's is their liberal return policy.


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