A Sony for under £500... lol

yeah got them in at our local tescos too, look pretty decent keep loking at them!

ive just got one of these, not pink, but seems pretty good for the money
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.204-1613.aspx

If you buy a desktop or laptop from dell in the uk it's probably been built by a robot in Ireland.

They don't always use the most expensive parts but you do get a warranty if they go wrong, it's getting harder and harder to beat them at the low end.

I'd also go with dell for the pink laptop, i've ordered 2 from them in the past, both still going strong.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/305071/?camp_id=ppc_google_long_tail_laptops_asus_eeepc_pink_laptop

Aye your right, just trust my own building skills than some Chinese/Malaysian/Indonesian who doesnt know the difference between a screwdriver and a hammer :lol:

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Originally posted by dannymccann
Well im not keen on any pre-built desktops, as I build all my own systems and I recommend building own systems to other people, I just find (in a few cases ive had in the past where ive been repairing systems) that they just use some suss components, cut corners and general have a lack of quality about them.

All IMO ofc

edit - i also HATE with a passion all the shite they bundle on their systems and sometimes the lack of 'hardcore' options in the BIOS etc

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Edit - My assumption was wrong, however GOOGLE is your friend once again :lol:

http://www.homeofficebuddy.com/officecomputer/diff-notebook-laptop.shtml

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thansk for your help again guys, will pass this on to her later.

One more question: Whats the difference betweena Laptop & A Notebook?

Well im not keen on any pre-built desktops, as I build all my own systems and I recommend building own systems to other people, I just find (in a few cases ive had in the past where ive been repairing systems) that they just use some suss components, cut corners and general have a lack of quality about them.

All IMO ofc

edit - i also HATE with a passion all the shite they bundle on their systems and sometimes the lack of 'hardcore' options in the BIOS etc

[Edited on 03-09-2008 by dannymccann]

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Yea I find Dell laptops are pretty good, im not too keen on their desktops mind

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The first link on google points to this

Dell Website

As you can see there, £329 (probably cheaper and delivered free if you hunt for vouchers on HUKD [google it] or anywhere) and you choose from several different colours

Yea I find Dell laptops are pretty good, im not too keen on their desktops mind

Forget brands, a laptop is a laptop. You won't go wrong with Dell.

What are Dell like as myself have always had HP & Acer, like at the moment going to get rid of my HP laptop for a newer one but probs go differnet make this time, and my PC is the Acer setup. love it!

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Originally posted by dannymccann
Are the Dell ones less than £500?

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Are the Dell ones less than £500?

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i have but on the site like 500+

Allan im tempted lol.

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If you want a pink Sony laptop then why don't you go and look at the Sony website and find out what ones they do in pink.

:D

Are the Dell ones less than £500?

For a work colleuge, she wants it for her daughter, what do people recommend, and limit is probs £500, but it needs to be pink. Sony preferbly. mainly using in it for home use, (i.net)

thank you.