Re: Dell Laptops -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Dell Laptops
From: Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen <thunderaxiom@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 18:49:04 +0200
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Tom Jedrzejewicz skrev den 10-08-2007 18:12:

I'm also opting for a 120GB 7200RPM drive, the better graphics & WUXGA,
and an outboard 20" LCD. Hmm. Makes me think. The money saved on RAM
would more than cover the bump from the 2007FP to the 2407WFP. I'm a
resolution junkie.

If I were "them", I would ask why the big drive and the big graphics
before I questioned the outboard monitor, although I would also
question the big monitor. Once you have the big one, how can "they"
justify not giving a big one to every other "special" person?

We have a simple question here: "Do you need to run WSDCi/Eclipse?" The little word "yes" means more memory and a big extra display :)

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