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dscroggins

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 11:38 pm
Post subject: Need Reccomendation of Notebook Specs for Upgrade
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I am new at connecting to terminal services 2000 with a VPN to a remote
desktop. I currently have a Toshiba (Satellite) Notebook which I am looking
to upgrade ASAP. Any suggestions of brands, models, specs? I have been told
to look at Dells?

Any suggestions or information would be helpful.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 5:30 am
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There are really so many solutions, if you go with Dell go with Latitude line
because of the consistancy of parts. I used to like HP but some people don't
like them. Just find one with the specs you want make sure you get about at
LEAST 1 Gig MEMORY. With Vista coming you just want to make sure your
upgrade path is not gonna be a problem.

JayMoney

"dscroggins" wrote:

> I am new at connecting to terminal services 2000 with a VPN to a remote
> desktop. I currently have a Toshiba (Satellite) Notebook which I am looking
> to upgrade ASAP. Any suggestions of brands, models, specs? I have been told
> to look at Dells?
>
> Any suggestions or information would be helpful.
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dscroggins

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 11:16 am
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Thanks. I ordered a Dell Latitude D810 Notebook w/1GB RAM.

"JayMoney" wrote:

> There are really so many solutions, if you go with Dell go with Latitude line
> because of the consistancy of parts. I used to like HP but some people don't
> like them. Just find one with the specs you want make sure you get about at
> LEAST 1 Gig MEMORY. With Vista coming you just want to make sure your
> upgrade path is not gonna be a problem.
>
> JayMoney
>
> "dscroggins" wrote:
>
> > I am new at connecting to terminal services 2000 with a VPN to a remote
> > desktop. I currently have a Toshiba (Satellite) Notebook which I am looking
> > to upgrade ASAP. Any suggestions of brands, models, specs? I have been told
> > to look at Dells?
> >
> > Any suggestions or information would be helpful.
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