that's bad because on my thrid notebook purchase nothing went
wrong because i stood by my way of purchase to ensure nothing
screws up.
this comments is irrelevent to our discussion.
yes this is what happens when people take your orders on line.
For me this never ever happen when i check the system specification
at the retail stores before i cash and carry my notebooks. A
mistake at the sales side is enough to wreck the reputation of the
product/s they represent. It will be eliminated when you can check
your hardware on the spot prior to purchase.
a dead pixel can be spotted on the screen beccause it is a
manufacturing flaw when one of the transistor is either at a
permanently on/off position. a dead pixel will not grow over time
and once its there, its there. by doing my purchase direct at the
retail stores, i can insist on not getting that unit with the dead
pixel and there's nothing the shop can do. an i also know that if
there's a problem withthe hardware configuration and specification
on the notebook unit, i can have it fixed on the spot by asking the
shop assistant to get me a correct unit. oh yes if a brand new
notebbok in the store is taking a long time to access an empty
folder i will avoid that unit...who knows what is going on with the
hard disk drive in the notebook. as for the refund policy... there
will be rules applied and its not like everyday and every little
problem you can simply refund the notebook.
who told you that? i had another computer to back me up. but
didn't you just pointed out that that was just an isolated
lemon?
i think most likely you will have to draw a line between
freebies, 'gianpeng' and name-brands. i reckon its in your head and
once you get over the intial hurdle of daring to loose the freebies
like i always do, you will be presently surprised.
