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Now that I think about it, all three of my current monitors were free because they were broken and I fixed them. The Dell in particular had the most difficult issue to fix, but I have only had one Dell monitor and it has lasted the longest out of the broken monitors.Originally Posted by deadlegion
I only have an old lcd monitor myself atm, it has a little blur spot on it (not dead pixels but a sort of tiny grey area). It was free anyway, only 720p.
Plenty of their laptops and desktops aren't good value for money.
I think we might have been through this before and I suspect a lot of the crap Dell products I've seen over here might just be a local thing. Like they dump shit here idk
HP/Compaq have always been better in my experience, but then I've seen people in the US say the opposite.
Nice. I had a metal keyboard, but it was nothing spectacular. I think it was newer, so the keys had began the transition of not being the full weight clicky type. The one I use regularly has some resistance to the keys which I like. They don't click, but I prefer these full height heyks.I have an old IBM XT keyboard that still works really well. One of those really old ones with a full metal base. It doesn't have windows keys on it though
