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Originally Posted by barryem
Samsung has had a good safety record for years. They screwed up one model. That's not going to scare many people away from their other models.
I also use a mouse with my laptop. I have no problem with using a touchpad for moving the cursor around. I find it fairly efficient. The problem is it's location which I can't seem to stop touching while typing, so since I type a lot I have to leave the touchpad turned off.
I prefer the way the mouse works but the touchpad is good enough that I'd probably use it if it didn't interfere with typing.
Barry
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Try two models screwed up: They have a phone that bursts into flames, so much so that the FAA banned them from commercial airflights. And they have a washing machine that can explode. I remember my first exposure to a Samsung product was a 386 computer they made back in the 1990s. I was working for Computer Associates at the time, and they bought several of these desktop computers for the development staff. Every one of the Samsung computers went belly up within a month. The motherboards all fried.