Hi I Know Laptops Differ From Their Specs Because Of The One Who Uses It... But Its Right Of Everyone Here To Vote For What They Think Is Ok For Them Please Vote Thanks And If You Have Time Please Explain Why Voted For It
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700m hands down.
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well might help if you told us your uses for it...if you want portability, i saw the 6000. if you want power, 9300.
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9300 is the way to go! All I can say is power, power, and power. Great desktop replacement!
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i9300, it wins the power game and is still able to carry around. In my opinion, it is the best laptop around, and a great deal with the 40% off coupons
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Yup, I agree as well, 6000 hands down - I have the 1.86 processor inserted and I plan on inserting a 7200rpm hard drive sometime next year, so in terms of portability vs power this is one of the best options. The options are too limited with the 700m as the screen is small and makes gaming and movie-watching horrible, but there's no way I could lug the 9300 back and forth to class, or to other houses, everyday. Too heavy, too big. Why would you want to move your desktop around all day, go for the 6000 =P
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I had a 700m and returned it due to the keyboard. Bought a 6000 for the game-capabilities but returned it last week once i realized gaming on the road is something i'll never ever do. So now i repurchased the 700m since portability >>> games.
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Can you return a Dell? I thought you cannot
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It's like comparing apples and oranges - these two machines are in totally different leagues there's no point in comparing them. If you want power for graphics and gaming, it's obviously the 9300/6000 that will destroy the 700m. If you want portability, then the 700m of course. Fill out the FAQ, perhaps there are other models we can suggest.
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The 9300 because i dont really travel and it is a very good desktop replacement. And like queshy said, the 9300/6000 would kill the 700m. in graphics and gaming :dell:
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6000 for screen size, portability and battery life.
700m would have been my pick if it weren't for the keyboard.
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9300 all the way, best overall value/performance. Great machine!!
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Me.... Dont ask me. I would go for 700m. But remember its DELL... Please do not ever send the laptops back to DELL to rectify. Best would be to return or dispose them. But everything else is fine.
I am using 700m since Feb 2005. I think I love it more than myself. Its just an awesome piece of design and performance device. Runs great... unless you have some problems (said .. DELL).
No problems till now. I used Windows 98, 2000 Server, XP Home, XP Professional, 2003 Server, LongHorn (Beta), Fedora Core 2, Fedora Core 3, Enterprise Linux. Everything works fine.
700m is the best. Just go for it. And ya.. dont ever forget to take the Warranty activated if you buy a DELL. -
Well returning a DELL... Be careful you just have 15 (F I F T E E N) days after the day you purchase, the date you have on your Bill Receipt and not the date you receive it by post.
DELL has lot of complex terms and conditions, but make sure you ask everything and make you nothing is fishy about the product you wanna buy if its a DELL. -
gotta say... i love my i9300. :dell:
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i love my 9300!!!!!
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Lol.. No. Its F I F T E E N days.. Bt make sure you talk to a CR before you take any decision about buying a DELL.
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That is incorrect. New Systems: You have 21 days from the date of your shipment (you'll see this on your packing slip). You have to pay for shipping costs, and generally it does take awhile to receive your credit. I'm not sure about Dell Outlet purchases.
It is a totaly satisfied return policy, so if you are not satisfied within your 21 day shipment, then you can return it with no hassle, supposedly.
If you need more info on the return policy, please check out the following link
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/policy/en/policy?c=us&l=en&s=gen&~section=010
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usually i hear that 15 day return policies are at computer retail stores. "you must return computer/laptop within 15 days" or w/e. so for dell it is the 21 days.
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yes for dell it is 21 day from shipment date.I believe that their outlet purchases are 30 days.
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im a new proud owner of an i9300 & i loving it. i vote 9300 all the way.
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XPS GEN2 and latitude D800 (apart from teh anoying snap everytime you move the screen) oh and the original beast the inspiron 8000!!<< gota love that one (apart from the shi*y case the flexs when you pick it up
Voting Time!!! Dell 6000 700m 9300 Election!!!
Discussion in 'Dell' started by mbclubph, Aug 12, 2005.