THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: TVC15 on August 30, 2007, 02:13:31 PM
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I'm really impatient, and I don't like the idea of waiting more than a month to get my freakin computer, especially after putting so much money into it. Apple was able to have my Mac Pro, heavily customized, shipped in less than a week. My heavily customized MBP also only took a week to ten days to ship. Why do PC manufacturers take so much more god damned time?
This is making me really consider a Mac Book for my new portable. Why are PC manufacturers so shitty when it comes to time?
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:hyper WHAT'D YOU GET?!??!? SPECS SPECS SPECS!! :hyper
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Nothing yet. I am rethinking my options. I am taking suggestions for notebooks in the 2-3000 range. Under 14 inches is a must. Under 5 pounds is a big plus. Mobile broadband via AT&T is alsoa major plus.
I am looking at Sony shit now, but they only have mobile broadband via Sprint.
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Nothing yet. I am rethinking my options. I am taking suggestions for notebooks in the 2-3000 range. Under 14 inches is a must. Under 5 pounds is a big plus. Mobile broadband via AT&T is alsoa major plus.
I am looking at Sony shit now, but they only have mobile broadband via Sprint.
Can't help you there...*WIIIINK* Have you looked at any ASUS notebooks? They seem to be pretty good to me, but I'm prob teh noob compared to your knowledge as you work in the field. :-[
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It could be the back to school volume which are causing delays.
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The last time I ordered a Dell they said I would be getting it at a much later date as well, but was shipped it around two weeks later. Just keep checking status using the tracking number they send you.
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Dell massively overstates their due dates to avoid missing them. I have to deal with this all the time on the business side. Ordering on a Monday and getting "2 weeks" usually translates to "you'll have it Friday morning."
Oh, and don't get expedited shipping, it's silly to purchase on build-to-order stuff like this.
EDIT: And get the best support option. You don't want to have to deal with their stupid lower level support agents, especially on the consumer side.