Re: laptops

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Thanks for the input.  What brand is your 7000?  I know a few people who 
own Dells and they seem pretty happy, but I don't know how much they 
expect from their computers.  I think they all run Windows.  I know one 
unix guy who owns an IBM and he swears by that company.  Another guy runs 
unix on an Acer.  I think he's happy.  I'm really curious about this 
LinuxCertified company, though.  The prices don't seem too bad...

Jason

On Sun, 3 Oct 2004, waynecle wrote:

>  Jason,
> 
>  I can't tell you of any good online stores, but I will tell you what does 
> work. I have an 7000, that works great, requires a small amount of tooling
> for the wireless network and the camera card reader. I also have a sony via
> which didn't require any tooling at all. 
> 
>  My advice is to stay away from DELL, I've had several laptops, all
> which I consider to be Junk. Someone may dis-agree, but Ive had trouble
> with every one of them.
> 
> 
> On Sunday 03 October 2004 16:50, Jason W Elliot wrote:
> > Hi All.  I am currently shopping for my first laptop.  I want to run linux
> > alone (no Windows).  My uses will all be pretty basic.  Can anyone
> > recommend good online stores?  I found this one:
> > http://www.linuxcertified.com/linux_laptops.html
> > ... and I'm curious whether anybody has had an experience with them.  I've
> > also looked at RefurbDepot.com  Anybody know these guys?  Of course, I'd
> > have to pay the "Windows tax," as I would with Dell or NewEgg.  Any other
> > input (eg. experiences with certain hardwares) is much appreciated.
> > Thanks!!
> >
> > --
> > 					Jason
> 
> 

-- 
					Jason

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