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Targa Traveller XTRDescription: Processor Type: Processor Speed, 1800 Mhz / Display Size: 14,1" / Resolution: 1024 x 768 (XGA) / Hard Disk: 20 GB / DVD ... more Newest Review: ... kicked the bag it was in on a train. Not until I got it home did I realise the damage - my poor baby would no longer turn on. ... more More
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by shewhoguards - written on 07.05.08 (Useful, 11 readings)
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It's been a while since I had a Targa Traveller laptop - I think I bought mine about four years ago now (I thought three, but having just checked... no, it was four). Only about £1000 from Lidl at the time, I loved that beast so much. 1GB of RAM - at the time, that was whizzyfast. A graphics card that played Sims 2 and expansions without ever a stumble. Free microphone, headphones and TV tuner. And, just in case anything DID go wrong, a three year warranty. I ended up using it too. There seems to be a weakness in their on/off button - its built into the case, and over a prolonged period it stops bouncing back out, and stops working. I called the warranty ...
by welshwizards - written on 05.03.07 (Useful, 158 readings)
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I purchased my Targa Traveller laptop a couple of years ago from Lidl. At the time it cost just under £1000.00. I purchased it from Lidl because it seemed a good bargain and came with a lot of free kit. It also came with a decent 3 year warranty. I believe Targa are a decent company who make PC's in Germany. The Notepad I bought came with the following specification: Athlon 3000+ 512MB Ram 80GB HD DVD rewriter. ATI Radeaon X700 Graphics Wi-Fi, Blue Tooth, Firewire etc. As a bonus the bundle included a plug in digital and analogue radio and television card. And a good quality earphone and mic ...
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