Laptops

[Jerry Feldman]

Just a suggestion, but Compaq's Factory store has had some decent 
refurbished laptops (with full warrantee) for short money. 
http://www.compaqworks.com/
I've had my refurbished Presario laptop running Linux for well over a year. 
At home I plug it in to my network and rarely turn it off. I use it for 
presentations to my students. I bought one for my daughter and a friend 
got one. I have not heard one complaint. 
On 25 Jul 2001, at 13:41, Kent Borg wrote:

> >  both wiegh about 3.75 pounds and both are about 1 inche thick
> 
> I just looked at Sony's web site (damn Javascript required--remind 
> me to turn it off again), and I am thinking the SR27 looks better.  
> (Actually, I would consider the SR33, roughly half the price.  
> Smaller disk, Celeron--but 10 GB is still a lot, 600 Mz Celeron 
> isn't *that* bad, and $1K is a big savings.
> 
> I would check if there is any word on how happy Linux is on this
> thing--it is quite new.  
> 
> But the 505 you are considering seems discontinued...I can find no 
> mention on the Vaio web site's lineup.
> 
> 
> Let us know how it goes.
> 
> 
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Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Associate Director
Boston Linux and Unix user group
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