For those of you slagging this machine off I think you need to bear in mind the following facts:
1) Do you have one of these machines
2) Does it meet your requirements? No? then why get it?
3) The machine is as good as you make it
I had very clear requirements for my daughter and the usage she wanted it for and I was pleasantly surprised as I have a much beefed up HP laptop that is all singing and dancing, however the smung met all the requirements I went to market with and I think before you become hell bent on a "mine is better than yours mission" you really need to evaluate what you are slagging the machine off for? The fact it is too expensive, the fact it is not powerful enough or maybe, just maybe your requirements were not clearly set out, you took a punt and it has not paid off!
Don't mean to offend anybody but it's the age old adage. Research before you buy......
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Baffled by negativity
For those of you slagging this machine off I think you need to bear in mind the following facts:
1) Do you have one of these machines
2) Does it meet your requirements? No? then why get it?
3) The machine is as good as you make it
I had very clear requirements for my daughter and the usage she wanted it for and I was pleasantly surprised as I have a much beefed up HP laptop that is all singing and dancing, however the smung met all the requirements I went to market with and I think before you become hell bent on a "mine is better than yours mission" you really need to evaluate what you are slagging the machine off for? The fact it is too expensive, the fact it is not powerful enough or maybe, just maybe your requirements were not clearly set out, you took a punt and it has not paid off!
Don't mean to offend anybody but it's the age old adage. Research before you buy......