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> Anyone here own a Turion based laptop from HP?

Yes

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craigm <none@domain.invalid> wrote:

>me@privacy.net wrote:
>> Anyone here own a Turion based laptop from HP?
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>Yes

What model?

Like it?

Pleased with construction?

What display size?

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me@privacy.net wrote:
> craigm <none@domain.invalid> wrote:
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>>me@privacy.net wrote:
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>>>Anyone here own a Turion based laptop from HP?
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>>Yes
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> What model?

L2005CL (Sam's Club version)
see:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc [...] cc=us&y=0&


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> Like it?

Seems OK. It had the features I was looking for at a reasonable price.

I would have preferred longer battery life, but I havn't really done
much testing to learn what to expect. The Pentium-M versions of the same
PC (DV1000 Series) may have better battery life.

I did add more memory as I frequently have several applications open at
one time.

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> Pleased with construction?
>

Yes.

> What display size?

14 inch.

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craigm <none@domain.invalid> wrote:

>> What model?
>
>L2005CL (Sam's Club version)
>see:
>http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?docname=c00379735&x=0&dlc=en&lc=en&product=500388&lang=en&cc=us&y=0&

Is this model basically the Lance Armstrong model?

Also.... do you wish you'd went with the Pent M model?

Why did you go for the Turion? Just curious

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me@privacy.net wrote:
> craigm <none@domain.invalid> wrote:
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>>>What model?
>>
>>L2005CL (Sam's Club version)
>>see:
>>http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?docname=c00379735&x=0&dlc=en&lc=en&product=500388&lang=en&cc=us&y=0&
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> Is this model basically the Lance Armstrong model?

Yes

>
> Also.... do you wish you'd went with the Pent M model?

Not really. That would have been another $200-250.

>
> Why did you go for the Turion? Just curious

I went for the 64 bit model with the idea of eventually running Linux.
Waiting for Suse 10.0.

craigm

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craigm <none@domain.invalid> wrote:

>> Why did you go for the Turion? Just curious
>
>I went for the 64 bit model with the idea of eventually running Linux.
>Waiting for Suse 10.0.
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>craigm

Thanks Craig

I'm a 47 year old adult college student. Started back
to college this year

I'm in market for a laptop. Like to stay around 1k or
less.

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