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blkfish92 on 25 June 2011
Alby_da_Wolf said:
blkfish92 said:
Damn I have an Acer,will it protect me?


Even better than HP, I'd say: all the bloatware they put into them sould be able to stop even grenades.   


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GreyianStorm on 25 June 2011
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

I'd gladly accept someone shooting at me, if it meant getting rid of my PoS HP.



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darthdevidem01 on 26 June 2011

Thought this was some viral stuff for the Harry Potter Deathly Hallows PArt 2!



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Joelcool7 on 26 June 2011

Man that soldier must be happy he brought along his laptop. I wonder if its standard for soldiers to carry laptops now? HP probably saved his ass had those six bullets gone through he might have died, then again he was probably wearing some kick butt body armour.



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Mordred11 on 26 June 2011
darthdevidem01 said:
Thought this was some viral stuff for the Harry Potter Deathly Hallows PArt 2!


Same here :P



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Kantor on 26 June 2011
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

Fortunately replaced now by a desktop, but yes >_<



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lestatdark on 26 June 2011
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

Fortunately replaced now by a desktop, but yes >_<

Funny, my HP DV6-6060ep lasts up to 6 hours on minimum consumption and with the Intel HD GMA graphics chip in place of the ATI Radeon 6770M HD working. I really don't see why HP's get this much hostility.



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Xen on 26 June 2011
lestatdark said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

Fortunately replaced now by a desktop, but yes >_<

Funny, my HP DV6-6060ep lasts up to 6 hours on minimum consumption and with the Intel HD GMA graphics chip in place of the ATI Radeon 6770M HD working. I really don't see why HP's get this much hostility.

Their reliability is in the gutter, apparently.

Then again, I have an Acer, who are no less "reputable". And yet, 6 months - no hitches.



lestatdark on 26 June 2011
Xen said:
lestatdark said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

Fortunately replaced now by a desktop, but yes >_<

Funny, my HP DV6-6060ep lasts up to 6 hours on minimum consumption and with the Intel HD GMA graphics chip in place of the ATI Radeon 6770M HD working. I really don't see why HP's get this much hostility.

Their reliability is in the gutter, apparently.

Then again, I have an Acer, who are no less "reputable". And yet, 6 months - no hitches.

I don't understand why. My HP is recent (one month only), though two of my work collegues have their HP laptops for over 2 years with no problems at all. My Asus on the other hand was just a handful of problems after problems, yet I never heard anything against Asus before.



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Xen on 26 June 2011
lestatdark said:
Xen said:
lestatdark said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Kantor said:
axumblade said:
Not only that but HP laptop chargers/batteries can keep an entire house of 4 warm throughout winter.

Or at least, for the half hour until the laptop runs out of battery.

Oooh. Have I spotted another member of the site that has an HP laptop?

Fortunately replaced now by a desktop, but yes >_<

Funny, my HP DV6-6060ep lasts up to 6 hours on minimum consumption and with the Intel HD GMA graphics chip in place of the ATI Radeon 6770M HD working. I really don't see why HP's get this much hostility.

Their reliability is in the gutter, apparently.

Then again, I have an Acer, who are no less "reputable". And yet, 6 months - no hitches.

I don't understand why. My HP is recent (one month only), though two of my work collegues have their HP laptops for over 2 years with no problems at all. My Asus on the other hand was just a handful of problems after problems, yet I never heard anything against Asus before.

You have a different luck than most, then. Asus are doing great in the charts, actually. I have two PC monitors and a DVD burner from them, along with using their mobos for I dunno, 6 years at least. All absolutely pristine stuff.