New little toy :)
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not had it long enough to really comment on long term usage, i also bought a mini bluetooth mouse but havent really used that much as the pointer isnt too bad when you get used to it
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That resolution is extreme!
Want! Did you get it from a stationery store?
Want! Did you get it from a stationery store?
unfortunately not, one off im afraid all i can say is a .com co
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This is true, i have a HTC Touch HD.
snap! and other than the camera i like that too
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would it be insured, travel insurance maybe?
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Ouch. I feel for you buddy.
Best worth checking both home and travel insurance. Personally, my insurer (Amex) excludes all hi-tech equipment such as laptops unless you pay a premium (which I did), but your home insurance might cover this?
Fingers crossed...I was just about to comment at how nice it looks...
Best worth checking both home and travel insurance. Personally, my insurer (Amex) excludes all hi-tech equipment such as laptops unless you pay a premium (which I did), but your home insurance might cover this?
Fingers crossed...I was just about to comment at how nice it looks...
I get free travel insurance from my bank, ive phoned them and they will cover upto £350 per item whilst travelling, unfortunately i didnt take accidental damage option on home insurance, ive phoned sony this morning and am waiting for a call back on repair cost, my guess it will be quite a lot more than £350!
£400 so whilst it was a little more than most i think its still pretty good, the biggest shock was that it plays 720p and even 1080p video perfectly fine
Nice machine,you got a bargain there,I saw it over here for a 1000 euro
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Ouch thats very unlucky, thats one problem with ultra portable sonys the screens are extremely delicate, if you have no joy with insurance you can maybe get a fixed price repair done if the part is less than £300 at a certain high street store. Its around £239 i think.
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I'm not surprised in the slightest, they won't sell you the parts either if you wanted to fit it yourself.
Extended warranties on some laptops are very worth the money.
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Not really a problem if the insurance company pay for it I guess!
Not really a problem if the insurance company pay for it I guess!
Travel insurance only covers max of £350 per item
household will cover it i guess but I have a £250 excess with them could try and claim the £350 then use that to pay the excess and be £100 better off lol...........but as it stands sony wouldn't give me a written quote so the insurance wont proceed until i get some kind of quote.
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