Fujitsu LifeBook T4210

• small_girl

  16 Jul 06, 11:24

  hey guys.. i'll be starting school at smu soon.. need to get this notebook pc.. can anyone advise whether i need to add the 512mb ram, additional main battery and screen protectors? im clueless bout computer stuff thanks so muchie guys!
• M©+square

  16 Jul 06, 11:36

  Originally posted by small_girl:

  hey guys.. i'll be starting school at smu soon.. need to get this notebook pc.. can anyone advise whether i need to add the 512mb ram, additional main battery and screen protectors? im clueless bout computer stuff thanks so muchie guys!

  Add the ram.
  
  And ask about warranty, is it inclusive of Parts and BATTERY.
  Which means if your warranty is 3years, you may send in your battery Fujitsu should change for you without cost. So you don't have to buy addtional battery, waste of money.
  Ask them first(or read carefully on Terms and conditions)
  
  Don't have to worry about battery, your school have lots and lots of power points(plugs)
• ndmmxiaomayi

  16 Jul 06, 12:08

  Originally posted by small_girl:

  hey guys.. i'll be starting school at smu soon.. need to get this notebook pc.. can anyone advise whether i need to add the 512mb ram, additional main battery and screen protectors? im clueless bout computer stuff thanks so muchie guys!

  If you are doing lots of design stuff, I would recommend you to add. Because now I'm facing lots of memory drainage from just editing one picture. It killed my laptop literally.
  
  If it's just normal stuff, like using Word, Excel and checking emails, then it will suffice. If you are doing programming, it's all up to you whether to add more RAM, especially if you are doing Java. Java is nothing but slow, due to their platformless nature.
  
  As for batteries, if you don't mind the extra weight, you can have it. Screen protector wise, it's optional also. If you want your screen to last, get one. It can protect your eyesight too, though I find it a bit too dim which seems to make eyesight worse...