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Tiny Laptop...any good?

Eye · 2004-10-09 00:28:25

http://www.tiny.com/packages.php?prodid=10998 the link above is for a nice laptop and the price when converted is also nice. My question to you though is, are tiny any good, i've not heard much about them in the last 2 years or so but i do remember the last things i read about them were pretty negative so have things…

09-10-2004 12:28am

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Eye

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http://www.tiny.com/packages.php?prodid=10998

the link above is for a nice laptop and the price when converted is also nice.

My question to you though is, are tiny any good, i've not heard much about them in the last 2 years or so but i do remember the last things i read about them were pretty negative so have things improved with tiny or whats the story?

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#2 10-10-2004 9:34am

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very nice laptop decent price too

kdjac

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#3 10-10-2004 11:06am

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TINY is short for Tough, Its Now Yours. There is good reason for this, and I've heard no stories of improvement.

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#4 10-10-2004 11:11am

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I've worked on a few of them in the past and they seem like reasonable pieces of kit. Best if you have your own techie to hand should you have any problems as I've heard (unconfirmed by me) that their support is not up to much.

Cal

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