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> HP seem to be banging out a good range of high spec laptops at
> present. Do they make them themselves and are they good/reliable VFM
> machines?

> HP seem to be banging out a good range of high spec laptops at
> present. Do they make them themselves and are they good/reliable VFM
> machines?
>
> im thinking about getting one to replace my pentium 3 500mhz desktop
>
> ta

>On 2006-12-08, Psst wrote:
>> HP seem to be banging out a good range of high spec laptops at
>> present. Do they make them themselves and are they good/reliable VFM
>> machines?
>>
>> im thinking about getting one to replace my pentium 3 500mhz desktop
>>
>> ta
>
>I have no idea what VFM is, but this re-conditioned Pavilion zd7000
>laptop has been utterly reliable for the three years Ive been using it
>daily. It feels nicely solid, and the parts all fit together as though
>they are meant to - not like some laptops, which look as if theyve been
>cobbled together to keep down to a price. My only complaint, is that the
>markings on the keyboard are starting to wear off.

> On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 23:30:50 +0000, Whiskers
> wrote:
>
>>On 2006-12-08, Psst wrote:
>>> HP seem to be banging out a good range of high spec laptops at
>>> present. Do they make them themselves and are they good/reliable VFM
>>> machines?
>>>
>>> im thinking about getting one to replace my pentium 3 500mhz desktop
>>>
>>> ta
>>
>>I have no idea what VFM is, but this re-conditioned Pavilion zd7000
>>laptop has been utterly reliable for the three years Ive been using it
>>daily. It feels nicely solid, and the parts all fit together as though
>>they are meant to - not like some laptops, which look as if theyve been
>>cobbled together to keep down to a price. My only complaint, is that the
>>markings on the keyboard are starting to wear off.
>
> VFM=value for money..