I live in europe but use american po box. i was wonderin if dell ships to apo ae ?? please help!@
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Why not? THey should, go to www.dell.com and find out about their shipping.
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No UPS will not ship to any APO/FPO address. The only way to get it over here is to use USPS. You might want to check the AAFES website (military exchange website) to see if they have what your wanting there. They don't charge extra to ship to an APO/FPO address. You can always ask the company if they will ship it out USPS. Some companies will go out of their way to help us out. Other then that  check with amazon.com most of the companies that they sponsor will ship here! Good luck!
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Did you order a system for the internet..if you did \nthe you should of got a printable rebate and receipt\nor go to dell.com and go to    contact us
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You can ask them by yourself. Here some details of Dell Greece Co:\n\nsupporteuro.dell.com\n\nsupport.euro.dell.com/gr/en/emaildell/\n\n00800 44 1495 18\n\n00800 44 1403 83\n\n+30 2108129810\n\nSell:  +30 2108129800\n\nFAX: +30 2108129812
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Probably the Yahoo server is a little slow your end and your browser is waiting for it to respond. I don't think Dell are any worse then anyother computer manufacturer.\nReally same sort of parts to any other like for like but just badged different on the box.
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My best suggestion is look in the local newspapers.  If that fails log on to e-bay and pray.  You never know what piece of crap you might get out of a used computer.  The only thing I will advise is don't fall for one of those Dell "cheapies".  If you want a question answered, unless you can understand Indian, and I don't mean a tribe in America, like American Native, I mean like the country of India. don't get the Dell.  Been there done that.  Now I own a Gateway and have no problems communicating with the technicians, they all speak English.
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Dell XPS M1210\nhttp://dellstoreroa03.sg.dell.com/public/cart/configurator.jsp?prd_id=39772&sr_no=1\n\nIntel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo Processor T7200        \n2.0 GHz, 4MB Cache, 667 MHz FSB         \nGenuine Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005        \nWindows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005 (English) CD Media         \nHardware Maintenance (H)  1-year XPS Premier Service with 1-year CompleteCover        \n24x7 Telephone Technical Support Hotline: 1-800-425-2066         \nNotebook Batteries Carry 1 Year Warranty Only From Invoice Date         \n1 Year Priority PC User 24x7 Support (Round-The-Clock Technical Assistance)         \nRegional Support Within Asia Pacific Countries for Notebooks with 1 Yr NBD         \n1 Year CompleteCover Programme (Asia Pacific Regional Coverage Only)         \n1 ExpressCard Slot, (DOES NOT SUPPORT PCMCIA CARDS)         \nInternal Dell(TM) 84 Keys Keyboard (English)        \nBlack and Silver with Chrome Accents         \nIntegrated 10/100 Fast Ethernet        \nIntel(R) 945 Chipset Family        \nDell(TM) Image Restore        \nInternal 56K Modem        \nRJ-11 Modem cable (AP)         \n65W AC Adapter        \nDell(TM) Media Direct 3.0        \nDisplay  12.1" Wide Screen XGA display with TrueLife(TM) (1280x800 res.)        \n1024MB (2 X 512MB) DDR2 SDRAM        \nIntegrated Stereo Sound        \nIntel(R) Media Accelerator 950 Graphics Up to 224MB shared system memory        \n80GB SATA Hard Drive        \nInternal 8X DVD+/-RW Combination Drive with dual layer write capabilities        \nRoxio Creator LE and Roxio MyDVD LE         \nDell(TM) Network Assistant - 90 days Trial        \nDell(TM) Wireless 355 Bluetooth Module        \nIntel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945 Dual Band 802.11a/g 54Mbps Wireless Mini Card        \n6-cell 56Whr Lithium Ion Primary Battery        \nDell Light Weight Nylon Case        \nShipment Box for Case         \nFreight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Handling & Insurance Charges (India)        \nDelivery & Freight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Delivery Charges (India)\n\n>> Rs:67,739 /-   Total Amount Before Tax\n\nfreight, handling & insurance covered\ntax amounts to 4 or 4.2 %\nwarranty includes accidental coverage\n\nos is win xp media centre, which is awesome\nas well as the 4 mb l2 cache in t7200 processor !\n\na cute little dynamite, weighing under 2 kilos\n< actually heavy for a 12.1" machine, but that's because it's packed with features ! >\nthe xps is the premium range from dell\n12.1" makes it truely portable to complete a great product\n\n>> happy computing !\n< feel free for any clarifications / querries >
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Discontinued you say. Those boards are still being sold in South Africa and I think Rectron in the UK still has stock but I think after export costs you might have been better off with something else. \n\nTry \nhttp://www.digitalplanet.co.za (prices are quoted in rands, R7 = $1 more or less).\n\n\nOkay yes you should have mentioned htat your concerns are related to the AGP slot, or at least i believe it is.\n\nEDIT: \nhttp://www.digitalplanet.co.za/shop/product.asp?StockID=58544\nbest you try and contact  them and make sure they can actually first get the board and secondly export it. Most of our e-tailers have items on theyr'e site which they might not actually be able to get. Not sutrre if it an ultra though. If they can get it and ship it it will set you back about $185 excluding shipping and import tax.
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dell inspirion 640m\nhttp://dellstoreroa03.sg.dell.com/public/catalog.jsp?c=IN&sid=32359318&uvst=010302336196553741\n\nIntel(R) Core(TM) Duo Processor T2300E        \n1.66 GHz, 2MB Cache, 667 MHz FSB         \nGenuine Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005        \nWindows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005 (English) CD Media  \nHardware Maintenance (H)  1 Year Next Business Day (8x5) Onsite Response (Parts + Labour)        \nNotebook Batteries Carry 1 Year Warranty Only From Invoice Date         \n1 Year Telephone Technical Support (9am To 6pm, Monday - Friday)         \nRegional Support Within Asia Pacific Countries for Notebooks with 1 Yr NBD         \n1 Year CompleteCover Programme (Asia Pacific Regional Coverage Only)         \nIntel(R) Media Accelerator 950 Graphics Up to 224MB shared system memory        \n1 ExpressCard Slot, (DOES NOT SUPPORT PCMCIA CARDS)         \nArtic Silver with Alpine White accents on a black base        \nInternal Dell(TM) 87 Keys Keyboard (English)        \nIntegrated 10/100 Fast Ethernet        \nIntel(R) 945GM Chipset        \nDell(TM) Media Direct 3.0        \nDell(TM) Image Restore        \nInternal 56K Modem        \nRJ-11 Modem cable (AP)         \n65W AC Adapter        \n14.1" WXGA+ Ultrasharp(TM) TFT Display with TrueLife(TM) ( 1440 X 900 res)       \n512MB (1 X 512MB) DDR2 SDRAM        \nIntegrated Stereo Sound        \n60GB SATA Hard Drive        \nInternal 8X DVD+/-RW Combination Drive with dual layer write capabilities        \nRoxio Creator LE and Roxio MyDVD LE         \nDell(TM) Network Assistant - 90 days Trial        \nDell(TM) Wireless 355 Bluetooth Module        \nIntel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945 Dual Band 802.11a/g 54Mbps Wireless Mini Card        \n6-cell 53Whr Lithium Ion Primary Battery        \nDell Light Weight Nylon Case        \nShipment Box for Case         \nFreight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Handling & Insurance Charges (India)        \n Delivery & Freight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Delivery Charges (India)        \n \n>> Rs: 50,502 /-   Total Amount Before Tax \n\ntax is i guess 4% VAT\nwarranty covers accidents , spills ....\njust added 2 things i thought essential\ni. win xp media centre 2005 as os\nii. truelife widescreen display\n\n>> something u can cherish for years on end >> happy computing\n\ndoubt if any other notebook in this price band in india is so feature packed ,, plz feel free re: any querries > post / mail me
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I believe when you do "Checkout" at dell.com you have a choice of paying in full or doing a "time payments" purchase.  That's the way it used to work in the past.  Just keep going another screen or so and you should see that option.\n\nNote that Dell has tons of coupon codes available, probably worth glancing at allonlinecoupons or another coupon site before you buy, and you may save a couple of bucks or get a free printer, etc.
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Go to http://support.dell.com/ and type in your Service Tag. It should be on a sticker somewhere on the case.
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Dell has some great deals on their computers right now and for the holidays. You should check them out because they have good features and prices. The only problem is that they don't have a store where you can purchase the computer right off the bat....you have to go on the website and order it and have them ship it to you. Here is the website though...they will customize it for you to whatever you desire in the computer.\n\nwww.dell.com\n\nAs far as what to look for when buying a computer....I have helped out a few of my friends with their computer needs and they seem to be enjoying their computers. The two most important things to look for is a good hard drive that is 100GB or more. Desktops range from 250GB to 500GB. Laptops go up to 150GB and you can also buy external hard drives to save even more things in. I have that and believe me, having an extra 100GB is very useful. So basically, the more room in the hard drive, the more you can install programs and save pictures, music, etc. \nThe second important thing to look for is the memory. I got my Dell laptop (only 3 pounds and tiny) and made sure that I got 1GB memory. You can get 2GB memory as well for both Desktop and Laptop computers. The more memory, the less the computer will crash and the less the problems of freezing. The good thing about Dell is that you can customize the laptop you will buy before having them ship it to you. If you want 1 or 2GB, you can ask for it. But with other laptops, if you want to buy them right away from the store such as Best Buy, it will not be customized. So if you go to your local computer store and you see some great laptops that only have like 70GB hard drive and 512MB or memory, you're going to be stuck with that because the store cannot change the computer's hard drive or memory as per your needs because the actual companies that manufactured the computer before selling them to the computer stores to sell to you only customized it for the general user. Not for you. So that's why I recommend Dell. \n\nAnother very important thing to look for is the Pentium processor. Centrino is pretty good and is useful for mobile technology (wireless internet and other things). You should look for good Intel Pentium processors. Most of the computers will have the latest pentium processors and those processors is what makes the computer run efficiently. Go to www.intel.com and check out what they have coming up. \n\nMake sure that the laptop has an internal wireless card built in or a slot for you to put a wireless card in if you want Internet. That means that if you want to use the Internet but without the cords and hassles of plugging in something to connect to, you can use the wireless adapter to use the Internet wherever you are sitting with the laptop. You can either subscribe to get wireless Internet while sitting at a cafe with your computer, or you can get a good DSL or Cable company to come and install the modem in your house and then hook a router so you can get wireless Internet without plugging in any extra cables. You can even jack someone's wireless in your neighborhood pending that the person doesn't have it secured with a password. \n\nMicrosoft Windows Professional is good. Windows just came out with Vista but it is not yet compatible with everything so it's better to get a computer that has both Professional XP and Vista installed to use instantaneously. \n\nMake sure the computer comes with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, etc.) so you can use it to do your work. Buying the software alone will cost you about 198 bucks unless you got a buddy who already has the software. Then your buddy could just install it for you on your laptop. \nMake sure you buy a laptop that has a LONG battery life! My uncle bought a Sony laptop that had such a horrible battery life that I had to keep it on with a charger. It was quite irritating. And another thing, make sure it isn't too heavy. The laptop
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Simple, go to Yahoo UK & Ireland and do a search for Analogic Computers remember to check "in UK"  or alternatively use the Yahoo search link below:\n\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/
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I asked the same kinda thing. I have a PCMIA card and a Dell laptop that won't support it. I was thinking that there would be a converter, or at least something that might plug it into the USB port. There should be aconverter, though.
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NO way!  Gateways suck!  I have one & I wish I'd never agreed to take over the pmts on it from my now deceased boyfriend.  I recommend a Dell or HP.  Less hassles, issues, memory problems, etc.  My mom has an HP that's 6 years old & all she's ever done outside of routine maintenance with defrag & such is she upgraded the memory.  Gateway cancelled my warranty when I refused to accept the one year free AOL offer.  It was NOT part of the computer deal or payments.  It was included inside the box as one of 2 special internet offers, the other one being from Earthlink.  When I called Gateway, I went in circles with them over the AOL/Warranty issue.  I was told they don't void warranties for not taking part of any internet offer, they do void warranties for this & back & forth.  After 6 months of this, I bought the warranty for 2 years.  Nothing went wrong until AFTER it expired & my monitor blew.  Gateway said it was a manufacturing defect but because of my warranty/internet refusal, they were refusing to replace my monitor.  6 more months of lawyer calls & BBB calls finally got it replaced, only to have it blow out again.  I replaced it with a monitor to my now deceased uncle's old Packard Bell & have upgraded my memory on this puter.  Sorry to ramble on.  Just avoid Gateway & get an HP or Dell.
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If u are sure of the integrity of the Direct-buy store, then you can go ahead. As long as they send you a unique Windowx XP Key, it is not illegal. There can be some issues with the OEM version so be sure that the store has a return policy. For example, some OEM versions only install and work on certain brand computers. The XP Keys that come with Dell computers, only work on computers that are DELL computers if you try to install that Windows on another non DELL computer, the Key does not work and you cannot activate the windows.\nSo if you run into a toruble like this, you should have the option of returning. Other than this there will be no difference in functionality of the operating system. There might be some extra features such as DELL icons, or HP Icons present on the dekstop, but they are extra features and not missing features.
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this is not the want page at all check ebay or order one for dell