i desperatly need a new lappy,and have been looking online,and found a site via ebay that sells reconditioned commercial ones.
Now i'm a Georgian at heart, i dont get technonology,so i am turning to those who understand such things for advice 
1.Has anyone bought from this type of place, a good or bad experience?
2.Does it matter they dont have windows 7?
3.You only get a three months warranty ,have to pay for a year, is this a problem?
4.i'm looking to spend less than £300 is this the best way to get the most bang for my buck
Ty in advance
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not even approaching beginner geek but my advise would be to look on sites like ebuyer for a new but maybe not so powerful one. You only need those really powerful ones if you want to launch several exploratory space rockets on a round the universe trip.
I'd be a bit wary of re-conditioned. |
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"not even approaching beginner geek but my advise would be to look on sites like ebuyer for a new but maybe not so powerful one. You only need those really powerful ones if you want to launch several exploratory space rockets on a round the universe trip.
I'd be a bit wary of re-conditioned."
TY,i get all confuddled by gigs amnd bits |
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I got a samsung laptop out of sainsburys for £280 about 4 months ago, it has windows 7, 15in screen, built in cam and havnt had any probs with it. Dont know if this helps, but if you shop around you can get new for around £300 xx |
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Depends what you're doing with it, just internet and email etc then I'd just nip down to ya local tesco or the likes, they flog new ones which will happily suit most users for 300 squid or so. |
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"i desperatly need a new lappy,and have been looking online,and found a site via ebay that sells reconditioned commercial ones.
Now i'm a Georgian at heart, i dont get technonology,so i am turning to those who understand such things for advice
1.Has anyone bought from this type of place, a good or bad experience?
2.Does it matter they dont have windows 7?
3.You only get a three months warranty ,have to pay for a year, is this a problem?
4.i'm looking to spend less than £300 is this the best way to get the most bang for my buck
Ty in advance
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tesco and prob get a decent one for under 300 quid...reconditioned is exactly that,no gaurantees how well its compnents are. as for windows... xp,vista,7 all similar for basic internet needs, one with decent RAM (2-3 gig of RAM) |
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"not even approaching beginner geek but my advise would be to look on sites like ebuyer for a new but maybe not so powerful one. You only need those really powerful ones if you want to launch several exploratory space rockets on a round the universe trip.
I'd be a bit wary of re-conditioned.
TY,i get all confuddled by gigs amnd bits "
remember what u said about the best teachers lol...anyway def just get to tesco as above me had said too |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack! |
I bought a re-con HP from PC World about three years ago. I had to send the first one back as it had a suspected motherboard problem (green and black lines across the screen) but the one I had back has performed perfectly ever since. |
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