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Thread ID: 100853	2009-06-23 02:22:00	Laptop manufacturers....	Metla (12)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
784943	2009-06-23 04:00:00	Nothing wrong with HP business notebooks. We've sold heaps of them and never had a problem. Where can I get an Asus notebook that has a docking station option???	CYaBro (73)
784944	2009-06-23 04:02:00	Its not so much that its tedious, Its just there are ways around everything, and broadcasting my network all around my neighbourhood is imo just risking temptation, hell, I play with every network I come across....	Metla (12)
784945	2009-06-23 04:09:00	Without belabouring the question,how many in the average neighbourhood would have the nous to circumvent the routers security system?	Cicero (40)
784946	2009-06-23 04:13:00	IBM. The only ones that have a proper pointy stick.	Agent_24 (57)
784947	2009-06-23 04:18:00	how many in the average neighbourhood would have the nous to circumvent the routers security system?It only takes one.	Greg (193)
784948	2009-06-23 04:26:00	:lol: You're a mess. And what's with editing a post once someone's replied to it? :rolleyes: Realised how crap it sounded/i couldnt see you had replyed	ZapperBoy10647 (11988)
784949	2009-06-23 04:32:00	Nothing wrong with HP business notebooks. We've sold heaps of them and never had a problem. I have an issue with the fact the company would offer two product lines that are seemingly based on what they can get away with, ie-a craptastic line for the home user and a slightly not so craptatstic one for business use as the purchaser may have a clue as to what quality they should expect for their money. Though I suspect even their business line of laptops could do with a format and install before use. what HP had done to my OS was far far worse then what MS managed with Vista, and has nothing to do with looking after customers or providing a good user experience.	Metla (12)
784950	2009-06-23 06:44:00	IBM. The only ones that have a proper pointy stick. Yes!! Love the dot :)	beeswax34 (63)
784951	2009-06-23 07:07:00	Its pandemonium when the phone rings and I have to leap into action....You, leap into action :lol: And as a matter of fact my laptop has been recalled due to dangerous lithium batteries, Though I haven't done anything about it. There's a recall? I wonder if I can get my battery (that no longer works) replaced :D	Myth (110)
784952	2009-06-23 07:54:00	www.google.co.nz and * HP Laptop Battery Recall Friday May 15, 2009 News - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in conjunction with Health Canada has issued a release concerning the recall of HP laptop batteries. The recall affects approximately 70,000 batteries which may be found in the following models: HP Pavillion * dv2000 * dv2500 * dv2700 * dv6000 * dv6500 * dv6700 * dv9000 * dv9500 * dv9700 Compaq Presario * A900 * C700 * F700 * V3000 * V3500 * V3700 * V6000 * V6500 * V6700 HP * G6000 * G7000 HP Compaq * 6720s To determine if your HP laptop battery is affected by the recall you can check the bar code label which may include any of the following: * 62940AXV** * 65033B7U** * 65033B7V** * 65033BGU** * 65035B7U** * 65035B7V** * 65035BGU** * 65035BGV** * 67059V8U** * 67059V8V** If you have an HP laptop battery affected by the recall you should immediately remove the battery and contact HP to request a free replacement laptop battery. You can still use the AC adapter to provide power to your HP laptop until you receive the replacement laptop battery. To contact HP use the following link - HP Battery Replacement Program, call (800) 889-2031 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. CT Monday through Friday.	Metla (12)
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