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WELL,YOU CAN TAKE YOUR NOTEBOOK TO THE STORE WHERE YOU GOT IT AND GET ANOTHER ONE, BUT THIS TIME YOU SHOULD TEST THE NOTEBOOK YOU BUY. BOOT IT CHECK FOR PIXELS, ANY KEYBOARD PROBLEM <br />

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WELL,YOU CAN TAKE YOUR NOTEBOOK TO THE STORE WHERE YOU GOT IT AND GET ANOTHER ONE, BUT THIS TIME YOU SHOULD TEST THE NOTEBOOK YOU BUY. BOOT IT CHECK FOR PIXELS, ANY KEYBOARD PROBLEM


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Just bought a Texas Instruments / Acer Extensa 670CDT - and, as often happens to me, one or two niggles.<br />
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One pixel is continually white. Is this within accepted parameters, and so I have to live with it - or is it cause for return?<br />
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Also problems with keys. J key wouldn't work until I pressed it down hard and it clicked into place; still doesn't work all the time. Also sometimes BIOS reports stuck key, and have to reboot.<br />
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Have spent a lot of money on this; any similar experiences? Accept it or complain?<br />
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Any guidance welcome!<br />
<br />
Martin
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Just bought a Texas Instruments / Acer Extensa 670CDT - and, as often happens to me, one or two niggles.

One pixel is continually white. Is this within accepted parameters, and so I have to live with it - or is it cause for return?

Also problems with keys. J key wouldn't work until I pressed it down hard and it clicked into place; still doesn't work all the time. Also sometimes BIOS reports stuck key, and have to reboot.

Have spent a lot of money on this; any similar experiences? Accept it or complain?

Any guidance welcome!

Martin

TFT Laptop - dud pixels acceptable?

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