December 13, 2017, 08:34 AM
doublesharprefurb laptops, lenovo vs dell, opinions?
I've bought 3 Dell Latitude laptops in the last couple years. all run Win7 and I've had zero problems. I usually buy from newegg or US Micro and use these mainly for simple things like surfing and email. I like to keep one where I spend time and at $200 ea may as well keep a puter in one place rather than moving them around.
December 13, 2017, 08:36 AM
Ken226I've been using a refurbished AMD powered, HP from Best Buy for 5 years now. Best laptop I've ever used with Windows 7.
Tried the free "upgrade" to windows 10, and it became unuseable. The cursor jumped all over the place randomly, scrollpad didn't work. Every time you get the cursor near the edge of the screen, some kinda cortana shit popped out. If you tried to move the cursor more than an inch at a time the right-click menu randomly popped up.
Had to pay for a new retail copy of Windows 7. The old copy wouldn't work any more. As per 'Abhinav' at microshaft, after I took the free upgrade, my old windows 7 key became a Windows 10 key and wouldn't pass "authentication" when used on a Windows 7 reinstall.
After paying the microshaft extortion fee for another copy/key for Windows 7 professional , it runs like a Swiss clock.
I hope an asteroid crashes through the roof and hits bill Gates right in the mouth!
December 13, 2017, 09:35 AM
ZecpullI use nothing but Lenovo laptops. I just picked up a T530 love it. I swapped out the hard drive with a new ssd and added 8gig of memory.. It's a fast and easy way to go
December 13, 2017, 09:51 AM
lymanquote:
Originally posted by Zecpull:
I use nothing but Lenovo laptops. I just picked up a T530 love it. I swapped out the hard drive with a new ssd and added 8gig of memory.. It's a fast and easy way to go
that is basically what they have
if it is there in the AM, I'll be bringing it home with me
at $329 (and I may ask if that is negotiable) and provided the screen etc passes inspection, it's a good deal comparing to the Lenovo refurb site