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i have a problem with my microphone when I connected it to my laptop. When I speak to this microphone, sound is not come out of speaker. But my microphone funtional work with my PC.
I have checked volume control but it have nothing wrong.

 

No pics? please come on post your pics man.

 

^ when i get home tonite - ill snap up a few pics for ya - maybe youll be able to see the screen problem im having - ill try to get a few side-by-side shots with my old toshiba

 

This is my volume control


Property



Recording control


And advance of microphone

 

ok - i took some pictures of my screen issues

heres the actual post - you can read the few pages right before it to see my issue and how dell decided to "handle" it:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showpost.php?p=2650620&postcount=35

its going back tomorrow - im going to so with either an hp dv6500t, or a sony fz series (the fz is a bit more - but comes with the 8400gt card - looks like i have another decision to make)

EDIT - lol - forgot to add the link - corrected

 

I saw a similar screen situation with a friend of mines Inspiron 9400 believe it or not they sold a computer with a 17" screen and the highest refresh rate was 65hrtz his screen did not have much bleeding though but damn was the color dead and washed out.

 

hopefully my Vostro 1700 wont have the same issue i live in Trinidad and it wont be that easy to return mine.

 

My dell is having surgery tomorrow. See this link
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=186414

 

Help guys. I'm getting a new Vostro 1500 + 4GB ram G-skill. I wonder if the core 2 duo T5270 (1.4GHz/800Mhz FSB/2MB cache) is suitable with 4GB? I mean thaz balance between CPU and RAM? or should I get a higher CPU (like T7250 or uppers)?

 

^ which operating system are you getting?

keep in mind - if you go with a 32-bit operating system (xp, vista home, vista business) - the system is only going to recognize a little over 3 gigs...

if you want it to recognize all 4 gigs, youll need to get a 64-bit operating system (like vista ultimate)