HP Compaq Business Notebook nx9010 - C 2.2 GHz - RAM : 256 MB - HD : 40 GB - CD-RW / DVD - Win XP Pro - 15" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA )

HP Compaq Business Notebook nx9010 - C 2.2 GHz - RAM : 256 MB - HD : 40 GB - CD-RW / DVD - Win XP Pro - 15

HP Compaq Business Notebook nx9010 - C 2.2 GHz - RAM : 256 MB - HD : 40 GB - CD-RW / DVD - Win XP Pro - 15" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA )
Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
Product Type: CE

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Product Description
The HP Compaq Business Notebook nx9010 helps you achieve your business goals through cutting edge and powerful proven technology, available wireless capability and reliability all combined at an affordable price. This notebook packs the features necessary for productivity in a convenient all-in-one design: powerful Intel processors, large capacity hard drives, large expandable memory, and available wireless capabilities and modem/Ethernet communications. The strong foundation of industry technology that the HP nx9010 is built on, performance, ease of use and affordable price make it a solution that businesses can grow on.

Average customer rating: 2.0

CDRW?DVD or CDROM
I'm Inspiron(ed) to never buy Dell Again.
Dell is UNETHICAL
AWESOME
One of the best on the market.

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REFURBISHED DELL LATITUDE CSX P3 500MHZ SLIM LAPTOP,128MB,6GB,EXT CDRW/DVD,XP,13.3" LCD

Manufacturer: Dell Computers
Product Group: Personal Computer
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Customer Reviews:

CDRW?DVD or CDROM.......2006-09-04

I need to know if your going to exchange the disk drive even the CDROM wont clip in at the unit and keeps falling out.

I'm Inspiron(ed) to never buy Dell Again........2006-02-16

6mo. and 1 week, the battery and cd drive died.

don't ever bother trying to work with dell, they either don't speak English or are just plain incompetent.

I have spent over 6K in hardware and software from dell and its been nothing but trouble. I'll be looking for a new supplier for my computing needs.

Dell is UNETHICAL .......2006-02-10

Dell has unethical business practices. Out of the box, my laptop had problems, slow, crashing, programs hanging... After going back and forth with Dell, reinstalling the OS (twice, after I finally conviced Dell to send me the OS installation CD which is no longer included with your computer), the laptop was also diagnosed with a hard drive defect. At this point, I told Dell I wanted to simply return the computer and get my money back. The Dell rep. asked me to give them another chance and see if a hard drive replacement would fix the rest of the problems. Wanting to be reasonable, I agreed.

** Never was I told that there is only a 21-day return policy! **

The hard drive arrived and I swapped out the drives, restored the system, but it STILL had problems. At this point,I was extremely frustrated! So, I called Dell and said that was it, I gave it a shot and I just wanted to return it.

** But, because I tried to work with Dell to repair the laptop, I had exceeded the 21 days, and they REFUSED to give me a refund! (Unless I pay a 15% restocking fee!) **

Dell deliberately drags out the repair process to exceed the 21 days. Then, whether they fix it or not, whether it takes 1 more day or 1 more year to fix, you're stuck with it. I am not the only customer who has had this experience.

In all, I have spent an unbelievable amount of time on the phone with Dell. They jerk me around, shuffling me from department to department. They tell me they'll send me things, which they don't and then claim they never said. EVERY TIME I ask to speak to a manager, I'm put on hold for about 30-40 minutes (even though they say the wait is only 5-10 minutes), then after I'm on hold for that long, THEY HANG UP ON ME! Whenever someone gives me an extension that I can use to reach him/her directly, the extension turns out to be out of service! (And they always try to get away with giving you a 4 digit extension, which is useless - you need a 7 digit extension. Not that those have been useful either.)

I gave Dell almost $2000. They gave me never-ending dissatisfaction and frustration. I'll never give Dell another penny.

AWESOME .......2006-01-02

i got this laptop as a christmas present for school. the first day i got this computer i was totally impressed. the outside of the computer is beautiful with the white trim and silver. then i opened it and i love the power button. the keyboard is full sized, no small keys. just no num pad, which is usually never on laptops. i followed all the instructions and got my computer up and running. the wi-fi card was enabled and i was connected to the internet!!! i looked at the wireless connection and it was my neighbors. i still got my own router and am using that now. this computer is amazingly fast. all the bad reviews are nuts. you have to delete all temp files and temp internet files and cookies and run spyware and adware and virus checks. you cant just use the computer for internet and not expect to get adware or spyware. this is probably the best deal of a computer out there. i made the biggest mistake of getting a 64 meg vid card. i can only run games on the lowest setting. but using my xmas money im am gladly upgrading my card. :) buy this computer for a student, a desktop replacement, or for work. i am fully happy with this computer, heck im writing this review from it right now.

One of the best on the market. .......2006-01-01

If you are a student or business owner or member, look into if your school/company offers Dell EPP programs... you can save a couple hundred or thousand on a PC or notebook!!!

Ok... I've got an custom Inspiron 6000. As with ANY notebook, you're going to get what you pay for, and since notebooks are more expensive to begin with, you should be paying more.

Here's what mine has: WUVXGA screen, the best offered, 100GB hard drive, 1GB of ram, an independant Radeon 128MB graphics card, and a 2.0GHZ processor.

For any PC, you'll want more than the 'standard' 256MB of ram, 512 is good, 1024MB (1GB) is better. A seperate graphics card is good for gaming, and a bigger hard drive is better for everything (60 GB should be the smallest you consider).

Dell is a good brand name, and I researched all the top names and notebook reviews for several notebooks before deciding on this one.

PROS: Mid weight, not too light, not too heavy. Name brand. Customizable outer case. Customizable system. Great support. Google search Inspiron 6000, and you'll find several good reviews for this PC. Very sturdy PC. Durable, and high quality. Wireless capable and ready (if included in the specs of the notebook you're buying). Barely smaller than the XPS, but performs just as well. PC Geek approved!

Cons: The non-customized version doesn't offer enough for the average college student (thus I had to customize it). Heat...all notebooks will give off heat, and this one gets a little warm on the lap. Not burning or anything, just noticable.

Overall: Worth getting! There are other good brands out there, though the top name brands are better. Research your notebook. Look for discounts through your school or job.

Computer Geek approved!

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