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    Discussion in 'Dell' started by GaMeRxD, Feb 20, 2008.

  1. GaMeRxD

    GaMeRxD Notebook Evangelist

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    Why won't dell just give an LG screen instead of making you phone them for a replacement?
     
  2. specv

    specv Notebook Guru

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    they are nicer and therefor most likely cost more money. $10 more x 1000 machines equals alot of money

    thats my best guess
     
  3. GaMeRxD

    GaMeRxD Notebook Evangelist

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    so if u end up with a samsung one u can phone them up and get a replacement?
     
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    I assume they're trying to get rid of old stock.
     
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    Grainy Screens. Do not create new threads on this topic.
     
  6. GaMeRxD

    GaMeRxD Notebook Evangelist

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    sorry lol i was really curious about hearing people getting replacements right after getting thier machine..

    so does a technician just come to ur house and replace it??