semi computer realted question

if your gonna troll, do it someplace else please ima ctuly looking to get some advice here.


im looking to buy a new laptop here, as my old one broke the otherday and im stuck on my acernetbook atm. the one i was going for is an alienware m11x, plenty enouge pwoer for me, not the best. and incredibly compact. which is to myliking. now the question is with the payment option, i can set up a deel acount to charge it to, but im wondering if thats wise or not, worth the risk basicly because im actuly unemployed, im not posative but pretty sure theres a 3-6 month period were you dont have to make payments. and i know ill have a job by then, but my question is is it worth the risk?

Dell has a payment plan for $20 a month starting the month after they ship. Depending on your credit score you can get 1200$ on anything on their site... i know because my mom got her computer off my name.

For something as minor as purchasing a computer, which would generally cost you no more than a little over $1000, I would not recommend doing a payment plan. I'd advise that you gather the funds required for purchase and just pay for it on the spot.

Also, my request to you: Whenever you post in this section in the future, could you at least put a modicum of effort into your grammar, capitalization, and spelling? Thanks.

If I can make a suggestion, check out the laptop offerings by ASUS. You can buy many of their models on newegg.com, and I just find that they build excellent laptops for the buck (very very powerful). Imo, apple, dell, alienware and the like make rather overpriced notebooks for what is under the hood (their ram prices last I checked were atrocious).

In terms of the spelling and grammar comment made above, try using the firefox web browser, it will underline anything misspelled in red so you can easily make spelling corrections :)

thanks af and to tegumi that was my original plan to wait but i find myself to impatioent to wait till i acumulate 1700,

also the main thing i was asking is if you think its worth the risk? i think im gonna go through with it tho, ill talk to a few other freinds of mine.

and to tegumi ill try to start doing that for no other reason then im sick of people buging about it, tho i dont garuentee it will be acceptable

As above. Gambling on an amnesty and bagging a job seems unnecessary for a fairly small, luxury purchase. You still have the netbook for web access, why not just stick it out. Off topic:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/language-tools/
http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?answer=95604
http://www.iespell.com/
http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/intro/speed/

hnnn alright thanks for the advice.

and also as as long as people keep mentioning my bad grammar, i am going to put no effort into correcting it. fyi

for 1250 - 1300.00 tops, you could get an AMAZING gaming laptop from ASUS.. just saying.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ASUS+-+Laptop+/+Intel%26%23174%3B+Core%26%23153%3B+i7+Processor+/+17.3%22+Display+/+8GB+Memory+/+750GB+Hard+Drive+-+Black/1774899.p?id=1218290438380&skuId=1774899&st=asus%20n73&cp=1&lp=3

I have personally had a chance to demo this specific notebook, and for any gamer / multimedia junkie (that doesn't need crazy expansion options outside of usb connections), this thing is really remarkable. 1700.00 is just wasteful in my opinion, you could use the extra savings to lock in a solid after manufacturer's warranty.

Another fav of mine is the N73JQ model, it also is very powerful, has full expansion options (usb 3.0, firewire, esata, express card slot) and is also in the 1150 - 1200 range. Both models have dual internal harddrives.. pretty nice setup.

thanks man. i guess im goin with that on lol. i was hoping for the nettbook size but eh, cheaper+more power=win

I would either pay for it all at once or not get it at all, I don't think that the risk of a payment plan is worth it for a luxury such as that computer.