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    Dimensions in what unit?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by TipTip, May 21, 2008.

  1. TipTip

    TipTip Notebook Evangelist

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    " = inches, ' = feet (ex. 5'8" = 5 foot 8 inches)
    so to answer your question directly, inches... gotta love the imperial system!
     
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    1.) inch
    2.) different reseller, different price, different customer service, but same piece of beast
     
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    I can't believe it ^_^

    I think Sager/Clevo forum here

    has the best customer service too ^_^

    It seems that 3 years warranty or help is not worth it withe reat

    people like you ^^
     
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    Well, enjoy posting in this thread, I feel like this a very active forum since so many resellers sell clevo units, and they're mainly for computer enthusiasts who also in turn like to futz with their machines even though we shouldnt, which means we also learn more about about machines. Enjoy posting, and remember to +rep those who help you :D
     
    Doodles, May 21, 2008
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