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Small Business Laptop

29-10-2007 5:54pm

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Mimikyu

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#2 29-10-2007 6:00pm

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spec wont really matter so.

Just get one with the best business warranty you can get.

Business warranty and support is the most important thing for a business machine.

No point getting a machine with a standard warranty: standard warranties are worthless.

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#3 29-10-2007 6:47pm

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Go with a dell vostro. They're really cheap and you should get a good spec for about €600.

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