Well, I finally decided that the Q893 for $1,150.00 was jus too good a deal to pass up, so I ordered it off Amazon. I am totally stoked. lol I also ordered like 20 PC games for the *bleep* of it, all stuff that is at least a few months old so I got the games at a serious discount on Amazon. I aso ordered an XBox 360 controller to use with the lappy.
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I know you guys all know what it looks like already, but screw it.![]()
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Congratulations!!!!!
It was about time. Excellent buy. You can't get more machine for that money. I hope it serves you well for years. Now write a love story and call it Let Me Put Your Cosmos into My Qosmios.
We will impatiently await your review with pics... And the party, of course!!
PS: Instead of those 20 games, you could have gotten the 3 year warranty, man.Last edited by a moderator: May 8, 2015 -
I expect a full on review that investigates every nook and cranny of this laptop.
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I probably will write a review. The problem is that I don't know enough about how to write a good laptop review, particularly benchmark tests and stuff. And yes, it will be as detailed as possible, smart a s s.
And I agree that for the money you really can't beat that machine.
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Wow...that's great! Congratulations! What are you going to name her?
Don't bother with benchmarks, those are already well-known anyway. I really hope you like the laptop, and I can't wait for your opinion.
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Does that screen actually look as bad as you thought?
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Congratulations, I hope you enjoy it.
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Thanks, buyukbang!
Honestly, I had considered the warranty, but I don't intend to keep the laptop more than a year. I just wanted a really nice interum unit that could play games while I save for something more feature-packed. -
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I think once Sandy Bridge comes out, we'll see some great models. Especially if you want a quad-core, Sandy Bridge is definitely worth waiting for.
The i5 dual-cores won't change much, so I'm not playing the waiting game...Sandy Bridge is at least 3-4 months out. -
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I don't follow.
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I'm looking into your future...I see...a $2,500+ price tag.
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Yeah. Actually $2500 is probably too low an estimate, SLI will bump you above $3000 easily.
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No not at all, Ingvarr. What I want is what money can buy. For the price I paid, there simply isn't a better deal I could have gotten than the Q893, period. This is why I see it as an interum laptop that will be fine for, say a year or so. But what I would like to do is get as much good use out of this machine as I can and save for a higher end model a year from now. Maybe I will settle for whatever Asus comes out with next or see if Toshiba can actually match it, which they came impressively close to doing with the Qosmio, by they way. Or maybe I will go full-tilt and get a customized Sager/Clevo for 3K+.
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Well, all I would say it's all well as long as you satisfied with it.
X505 served me well as interim laptop too. And I've lost only about 25% of original price after selling it. -
How long did you have it for, Ingvarr?
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About half a year. Not the usual time I would have laptop I am satisfied with, I had Satellite X200 for almost 2 years before of that.
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LMAO I would be exceedingly happy just getting one of them published at this point and taking it from there.
Well I did it...
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