I wonder if anyone knows about an article showing how to take a T appart to put more ram in?

thnx!

No, Interesting question.  There must be someone who has done it…

hey chris, you getting a dell??

Yes, Alex I am getting a Dell…

he’z getting hell from dell.

hey chris, check if they are shipping you a 700m not 600m… You know how it goes ... through india, and they don’t give a shit in india.

NOT KIDDING.

Nooooo you’re abandoning Sony?!?!

i have a 600m right now… aside from a great warranty, the quality of make seems a bit subpar

on the positive side, they finally moved they support back to north america, so u get english speaking support

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/32248.html

last ten times i called i got an english speaking person and when they called back, it was an english speaking person as well.

As you can see: Of course there is. It’s called customer satisfaction.

Nowadays, as computer users become less computer literate, customer support becomes more and more important. Today’s computer users have absolutely no clue of the hardware and many of them don’t know very much about the software, so they need assistance.

All those users won’t stay with Dell very long if they can’t even get their machine running correctly because of bad support.

If I am going to get service from someone who doesn’t have a clue what they are talking about I at least want to be able to understand them.

The last (and only) time I ever called for Tech Support on my Satellite internet I was talking to some guy who barely spoke english.  He had me reboot my computer and all sorts of other silly stuff most of which I had already done of course.

I found out later that there had been an outage of the satellite for a few hours.  Why the hell didn’t he know this?  It would have saved us both a bit of time.

I don’t call Tech Support for any of my products anymore.  I come to places like this where people (most of them) know what they are talking about.