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From: shelfakedelete on 4 May 2010 20:27 On Tue, 4 May 2010 13:04:56 -0400, "Paul" <paule(a)nospam-mindspring.com> wrote: > >"Mel" <nowayfriend(a)nuwoo.net> wrote in message >news:hrhnf4$b7i$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >> OK, I'm shopping around for a new laptop. My needs are modest. >> Staples has a nice special tomorrow: >> >> HP laptop (does not state model #). >> Intel Dual core Processor T4400 >> 17.3" screen, which I LIKE. >> 3 gb RAM 250 GB HD >> Windows 7 Home. >> $479.99 >> >> I've narrowed it down to this vs. a Dell Inspiron 1545-- 15.6" screen, >> similar configuration. >> >> I'm getting older and my wife and I prefer (SLIGHTLY) the 17.3" screen. >> The price is good but: >> >> We know nothing about HP machines. Are they in the same league as Dell, >> quality-wise. >> We have never been disappointed in the quality of our computers (we have >> had IBM, ZEOS, Gateway, and Dell -- all have been good, as well as our >> C64 and Commodore Pet machines, so you see we are not young folks!) >> >> Thoughts? >> >> Mel > >Make sure you take a good look at the screen on the HP. I've always been a >Dell fan, but a few months ago I gave HP a shot, bought a 17" dv7t laptop, >and I thought the screen was terrible. Was like looking though a hole, with >dark corners and poor viewing angles. So I returned that one and bought a >notebook in the HP business line, hoping for an improvement, and that one >had a terrible screen as well. I've never seen screens that bad on any >Inspiron or Latitude. > >-- Paul > all I can say is that I have a 1545 and I love it. Performance and screen resolution is superb. See if Sam's Club in y'alls area has both for comparison. |