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    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by cdub357, Nov 27, 2010.

  1. cdub357

    cdub357 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I wasn't sure where to exactly to make this post nor could I find a post discussing this previously, so I will apologize if one already exists. I am looking to purchase a Sager 7280 laptop and was looking for some suggestions of who I should go through. Personal experience such as good/bad customer service, quality and price would be some key factors. I did a google and did configurations at the following sites: Malibal, XoticPC, CyberPowerPC, PowerNotebooks, and pcTorque. I'm in Alaska and will probably be placing my order within the week. Any help is greatly appreciated.
     
  2. MrDJ

    MrDJ Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    xoticpc and powernotebooks have the best feedback on here. im in the uk so cant give much more advice.
     
  3. neol

    neol Notebook Consultant

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    XoticPC is the way to go, there have one the world best services and that is in the online chat and email and even on phone and there is isn't much holding at all, so my advice to go with xoticPc.
    btw i tried to ask my friends before i went to XoticPc and thier choice was xoticpc but i also heard that prostars and powernotebook is good as well but dont have any experince with them, sorry about that :) and good luck with your device
     
  4. gearofwar

    gearofwar Notebook Enthusiast

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    why don't you try LPC-Digital? i just got my Sager from them, they'll probably give you the best price on market . Also the company's support is very good
     
  5. Bytales

    Bytales Notebook Evangelist

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    If you live in the states, and you do since you said you are in alaska (im from europe romania, and guess what, ive been to alaska), there is also ava-direct, and origin pcs. But i dont think origin sells your model.
    Ava direct on the other hand for sure does, and they have extensive list of components, wich is always a plus.
     
  6. Patrck_744

    Patrck_744 Burgers!

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    Origin PC, nah... They still have the Alienware price.
     
  7. DGDXGDG

    DGDXGDG Notebook Deity

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    not bad to DIY it
    I love DIY since i have built an i7 975+mars quad SLI desktop
    so I bought System Builder Edition from ebay and did it myself
    here are some pictures i took ;)
    [​IMG]
    then I realized that 480M in X7200 have no backplate(there are memory on the back side of 480m)
     
  8. Blacky

    Blacky Notebook Prophet

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    Seems like the ebay seller you talk about is Eurocom. Just wanted to point that out.
     
  9. neol

    neol Notebook Consultant

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    DIY require a LOT of time which is not an easy thing to provid this days xD