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Dell - Accidental Damage / Hardware support

Jackz · 2008-01-18 17:55:18

When buying a dell laptop do you opt for one or both of these? HARDWARE SUPPORT Base Warranty - 1 Year XPS Premium Hardware Support (incl. Gaming and On-Site Support) ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SUPPORT 3 Year Consumer Accidental Damage Support - Theme Package Perhaps accidential damage would be best, if it develops a hardware fault…

18-01-2008 5:55pm

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Jackz

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When buying a dell laptop do you opt for one or both of these?

HARDWARE SUPPORT Base Warranty - 1 Year XPS Premium Hardware Support (incl. Gaming and On-Site Support)

ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SUPPORT 3 Year Consumer Accidental Damage Support - Theme Package

Perhaps accidential damage would be best, if it develops a hardware fault I can drop it down the stairs?

Thinking of geting an XPS M1330.

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#2 18-01-2008 7:13pm

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It would probably be cheaper to opt for accidental damage on your home insurance policy - of course this won't be of any use if you damage the laptop outside of your home.

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