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just got my 6400 have had an acer 1524wlmi previously , mine has 120 gig hd 2g ram and works a treat the display is far superior to many more expensive models i have looked at , dell were a pleasure to deal with right upto the delivery arrangements .
12/01/2008 10:00 AM
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