Packard Bell EasyNote TJ65-AU-052UK

on the desktop and Vista on the aforesaid Acer, but never mind, time moves on and a new computer nearly always means a new operating system. I chose the Packard Bell EasyNote TJ65, along with a Microsoft software package, and found the total price at just over £500 quite acceptable. The 15.6 inch screen is a joy to work with, and now I can happily view two documents in reasonable type size on the same screen. In the two months since I bought it, the laptop has not once overheated or conked out, much to my relief. I had a problem with intermittent failure of the wireless networking, until I realised that the small led light has a touch sensitive surface. I was ...

Packard Bell EasyNote TJ65-AU-052UK

When my trusty Sony Vaio started showing signs of fatigue and an age related unreliabilty a couple of months ago, I knew it was time to take the plunge and invest in a new Notebook. Much had changed in the 6 years since my last investment. The carefree (or at least childless!) man of yesteryear was a thing of the past and I needed an altogether more family orientated machine. The TJ65 fitted the bill nicely. Priority number one was budget. Kids are pricey commodities and consequently I had an upper limit of 500 English pounds. At 450 quid it was just the ticket. Secondly this purchase had to meet the needs of the whole family. The wife's burgeoining Facebook addiction needed to be ...