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http://support.dell.com/suppor...psm170/en/sm/inde x.htm Go there and start going through each manual one by one. Eventually you will get down to the bare case.

Have you run System Update to ensure you have any and all fixes to drivers and core utilities? I this running the factory preload?

The battery is likely bad. It probably has a dead cell. Beg or borrow another to try. If it works (charges and runs the notebook) then you'll know.

That sucks. Is it still under warranty? Originally posted by: girlpower4ever Reason why I got it in the first place was that I was trying to avoid the failing nvidia GPU graphics chipsets so I decided to stick with ATI graphics for the time being but it wasn't actually ati's fault with the southbridge failure, it was due to the fact that ACERS technical engineering made such a ...

SU2300: Dual Core, 1.2GHz, 1M Cache, 800MHz FSB SU2700: Single Core, 1.3GHz, 2M Cache, 800MHz FSB The SU2700 will be a bit faster in single-threaded applications, but the dual core will kick it's ass for multi-tasking. The SU2700 should use less power, but not by much. Neither are good for gaming, but if those are the laptops you're shopping for, I doubt that's your concern anyway. If ...

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P8700 gets my vote. Pretty much the perfect balance of speed, battery life, and price. I have the P8400 and am very happy with it. The other chips just seem a bit slow and the 9600 is just to expensive.

HP Compaq dc7900 is a small form factor model that I have seen mounted to the back of a PC monitor. These mount on the back of a normal monitor and the stand does not look designed to support them. I believe that dell has some options that mount on monitors as well (the optiplex SFF models can mount on a special monitor stand). Kinda like this picture? There are a few options that ...

I heard a rumor that intel is going to be focusing on other things and has put USB 3.0 onto the back burner until late 2010 or early 2011. I suppose it is also possible that LightPeak will replace it but who knows.