Any Thoughts On This Please!

Started by quandam, Aug 07, 2009, 09:29:38

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Rik

£206 seems expensive for a mouse, Q. ;D

It's an OK spec, not top of the range, so I'd be inclined to put XP on it, or Unix. You may have to do some digging around for drivers, but hopefully, there would be a CD with it.

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Glenn

Unless you have an OS for it you will need to add one to the price, also it would need a 64 bit version to use all of the ram.
Would this meet your needs
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Quote from: Rik on Aug 07, 2009, 09:33:45
£206 seems expensive for a mouse, Q. ;D

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# Was £399.99
Save £100.03
Now £299.96inc vat
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Rik

Look at the price underneath with the mouse, Glenn. ;)
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Glenn

I must be missing something, all I can see is a laptop + mouse for £306.85
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Rik

Oops. I read the 'save' as the price.  :blush:
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quandam

Quote from: Glenn on Aug 07, 2009, 09:35:52
Unless you have an OS for it you will need to add one to the price, also it would need a 64 bit version to use all of the ram.
Would this meet your needs


Glenn,

What appealed was that there was no OS and I could put XP on it (I like XP). I do have an XP Professional X64 OS disc available, would this be OK to put on the ebuyer laptop?

Rik

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quandam

Rik

The OS disc is brand new (genuine/unused) and is around 3 years old, can you see any probs?

Rik

Only the amount of time and bandwidth you'll use in updating it, Q. ;D I would, though, get eBuyer to tell you that it's suitable for use with XP64, then you have grounds for returning it if it doesn't work.
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Glenn

The OS and laptop would be fine, maybe check with ebuyer to see if there are 64 bit drivers available for the laptop though.
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quandam

Rang ebuyer (very efficient service in the UK :thumb:) as you suggested and was told  the laptop should handle XP64 without problem :fingers: :fingers: Unfortunately my postcode is outside their free delivery area :(

Baz


quandam

Baz

I presume from your post you have had a bad experience/s along the way? I have to speak as I have found over the years, I have bought many things from them without problem, luck of the draw I suppose ::)

Rik

Same here, Q, Baz just hit a bad spot I think.
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