Infinity M35 owners, are you having any problems?
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Check http://www.mycarstats.com for owner's complaints
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What kind of error messages?... Mine works like a charm.
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I've found Gigabyte to be one of the most reliable around. I currently run one with a P4 3G. Built it early last year.
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well usually brand is a good indicator, I should say this though, Memorex is decent quality, I've used them my self \nwith no problems, Sony is good, Maxell is good, I've also \nhad good results with Fugi, yeap or even HQ, they are all \nmade pretty much the same, so you might want to reinstall\nyour software, or check your hardware.
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They are great, I recently bought a XPS and i accidentally dropped it, and it wouldnt come on. I called comp. support and they told me to send it in(just paid shipping) and they fixed it for free! They also offer pretty good troubleshooting service.
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Listen to those people. IE-7 is still in the beta stage, and yes, it does have bugs that needs to be resolved. Quality assurance folks are analyzing this problem as we speak. Also, did you look at the size of it? Do you have enough memory installed on your pc for this?
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I did and 5 minutes later unloaded it and reinstalled previous. It's junk and full of bugs.\nI'm not putting it on unless forced to.
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Having gone through it a while ago,  there is no problems that I am aware of.  Everything works like a charm. Maybe a bit better.
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I have been using a Navman iCN 520, for about 6 months and have had no problems. Cost little over $400 bucks
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Yes, mine is working fine, with some problems in long distances, but it is working fine in short distances.
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I have tried it and I had no problem or complaints that were serious enough to stop. Side affects: didn't really notice any.\nIf there was any issue it would be its kind of wired inserting and removing the ring.
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I have a Toshiba M45 - S359\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BKABC6/002-9371304-9284833?v=glance&n=541966\n\nIt is a work horse. I have been using it for the last 7 months and it has given me no problem at all. If you are sitting in a "quiet" room, you can hear your hard drive spin. That is fine with me. \n\nThe computer is pretty fast. I've played CIV 4 on this system without any problem. The fan is working great. Overall, i've had no problems.\n\ni hope it remains the same way.\n\nHowever, there is one thing that I really did not understand. Toshiba pulled the sales of this laptop 2 months after I bought mine. I'm not quite sure why Toshiba would do that. They replaced this series with the A100's. \n\nYou asked for my experience with my laptop, and here it is!
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PLZ specify, what is the messege if any are you are getting?
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email me for more info, but these guys are good, i had check with them and passed (failed at carphone warehouse etc)\n\nhope this helps
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I have an Emachine.  As of this date I haven't had any problems with it at all.  This is my 4th computer.  Two others were Dells and one was a Hewlard Packard.   For the price I paid I think it is wonderful.
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all I could find\n\nA Toshiba M35X-S309 came in for repair this week with a power jack problem. The power jack was actually broken off of the motherboard. This is increasingly common with Toshiba notebooks. We are currently repairing around 5 - 10 Toshiba notebooks per week with this problem.\n\nThe M35X models are decent laptops with a nice look. The S309 model is a Pentium M (with Centrino).\n\nSometimes the power jack (DC Jack) is broken off when the laptop takes a little fall while the power cord is still plugged in. More often the customer has no idea why the jack broke off.\n\nThe best thing to do when the power jack breaks is to shut the laptop down and have it serviced before using it again. 99% of the time we can replace it here. Unfortunately, a lot of companies prefer to sell the customer a new motherboard, and on these models, that is a very expensive repair.
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I bought one and the mouse cursor sometimes goes mad, only way to make it stop is to slightly bend the laptop. I only bought it as I repair full size PCs but never touched a laptop so I had to have one to play with. It was fairly cheap for what it is but was advertised as faultless (and with XP but instead it had NT,luckily I hate both and never intended to run either) so I guess someone else might see it as a rip-off, buying S/H is always a gamble but in the end it could have been much worse. Buying from eBay is MOST ALWAYS hit and miss so if you are not into taking things apart the best bet is to pay 3 times the money and buy new from a shop with a guarantee, then you have a place to go back to. \n\n I have found that even when buying new it often works out that the people in shops are mostly incompetent time wasters so is always best to learn a bit of DIY, computers are modular and if you are blessed with a little common sense they are very easy to fix with the individual bits being very cheap to buy.