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Old 12-30-2018, 01:45 PM   #795
Gregg Bell
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Like I said, you get what you pay for. How good a deal it is is another matter. It's not a good deal if it doesn't work, no matter how cheap it was.
Hey Dennis. Great minds think alike?

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"Never buy anything just because it is cheap."
--Thomas Jefferson


Yeah, I have the same sort of thinking as you did with the Fujitsu notebook. It seems impossible to make it use-able but somehow you do.

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No comparison. Assuming it works as claimed, you get a working Win10 Pro installation with adequate RAM and decent CPU. I'd still want to put an SSD in the mix, but you don't have to to use it.


Lack of reviews are an issue. I'd likely go for it, but I've had more practice dealing with hardware.
It's gone. (attachment) Honestly, something was fishy with that. That computer was listed with computers with 2GB RAM for the same price. And the no reviews made me very nervous. But I was going to buy it. Now I'm glad I didn't.

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Agreed, though - you should be writing. Writers I know talk about "vacuuming the cat", which refers to things done to avoid writing. You don't want fiddling with old hardware to be your excuse for not writing.
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Dennis
Vacuuming the cat! Perfect! Yeah. Thanks.

Anyway, now Newegg is going to target me with endless refurbished ads, so I'll keep my eyes open for something with Windows 7 Pro (whenever I take breaks from vacuuming the cat). Thanks for all the feedback (and the sanity). Gregg
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