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    Compuserve LoJack for Laptops

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by hckeyfan99, Jun 4, 2006.

  1. hckeyfan99

    hckeyfan99 Newbie

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    No responses and 24 views? So people thinking about it but no one has it?
     
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    SVTWannabe Notebook Consultant

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    What happens if someone nukes the laptop i.e. reformats it?
     
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    SoFloAcer Notebook Geek

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    This looks interesting, though I'm not really into shelling out dough for add-on protection, whether it be extended warranties, service plans, or laptop recovery. I do my best to keep a keen eye on my notebook :cool: , whether at school or elsewhere, and most of the time it is safe and sound at home anyway.

    I guess if money were no object, I'd get it. Since it is, I'll go without (though at $100 this is pretty reasonable...especially if your notebook is really valuable to you).
     
  5. Metamorphical

    Metamorphical Good computer user

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    That's made by compuserve? You know compuserve is rebranded AOL.