Laser printer particle researcher fires back at HP

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Natedog @ Aug 6th 2007 9:40AM

HP suck. We bought an HP desktop back in 2000, it sucked and tech support for it sucked. My friend has an older laptop (P4 generation). It has so many problems it's not funny. My family bought a Compaq laptop a year or so ago, took it back the same day and bought a Toshiba. It would be just like them to lie through their teeth. I have made sure that nobody I know ever buys any of their computers again. Though I'm not sure about the quality of their other electronics, I don't like the business as a whole.

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John B @ Aug 6th 2007 11:29AM

HP in the pre-Carly days was unbeatable with respect to printers. The products were rock-solid and took a freaking beating without skipping a beat. They were the Sun Microsystems of the printing world. I still use an HP DeskJet 970cxi, a LaserJet 5, and a LaserJet 4 at home, all of which get have thousands upon thousands of pages printed on them over the past many years, and they still are chugging along.

Their post-Carly days were abysmal. She f**king destroyed HP. I vowed never to buy another HP PC in my life because of problems that I had with their extended warranty coverage and the inept customer "support". If any of these printers die, I'll be looking to buy used hardware of the same model.

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aStopperBy @ Aug 12th 2007 10:38PM

Hmmm...you're not doing a very good job, seeing as HP is now the #1 PC manufacturer again.
Also, I must add I got a new HP laptop last year and it is holding up very good!

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