[Zack Mahdavi]

Congrats Jason for finally getting the thing fixed.. you really shouldn't have had to go through that debacle in the first place. After reading about your experience, I don't think I'll buy a Fujitsu laptop in the near future. Too bad, because some of their laptops are really thin.

[Zack Mahdavi]

Congrats Jason for finally getting the thing fixed.. you really shouldn't have had to go through that debacle in the first place. After reading about your experience, I don't think I'll buy a Fujitsu laptop in the near future. Too bad, because some of their laptops are really thin.

[Filip Norrgard]

Originally Posted by Jason Dunn

While they weren't able to explain how the dust got under the screen, they were confident that the problem was not permanently fixed. That seems to be the case, but I won't be 100% convinced until another month has gone by and the laptop is dust-free.

Huh?! 8O

So they could only fix the problem but not prevent it from happening again? Hmm... time to add Fujitsu Siemens laptops to my gray list (aka. "try to avoid buying this"-list) if they can fix such a trivial issue. :roll:

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by manywhere

Huh?! 8O

That was a typo that has been fixed - Futjisu believes they've permanently fixed the problem, but only time will tell...

[Filip Norrgard]

Originally Posted by Jason Dunn

That was a typo that has been fixed - Futjisu believes they've permanently fixed the problem, but only time will tell...

ops: Ok... :lol: The text makes more sense now...

[Crocuta]

Hey, I'm really glad you finally got your laptop back (and hopefully fixed). In my book this is too little, too late for Fujitsu and they're still on my blacklist. I once looked seriously at the Lifebooks, but ultimately went with a company I had a bit more faith in. This just confirms it. Never say never, I suppose, but I haven't bought a Fujitsu product so far in my life, so it doesn't seem too hard to continue that trend.