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Most
laptops are delicate and not as easily accessed as desktop systems
for most components, so it is easier for the service buck to be
passed back to the manufacturer. The laptops built by Acer,
Compaq, Dell, eMachines, Gateway, Hp, IBM/Lenovo, Sony, &
Toshiba are well supported with extendable warrantees, but when
these warrantees run out, their prices for parts and service can
be prohibitive. If you don't see your brand listed here, don't worry, yours is also supported in all versions of Windows and in all languages. |
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There
is a reason for this. Desktop computers have evolved an ongoing
set of standard type parts from the 3.5" hard drives and
5.25" CD\DVD drives to the memory, cpu, various expansion
cards, and atx power supplies which can all be accessed by
removing the side cover. This is usually done by taking out one or
two screws. You can see from this illustration that the various
components are readily accessible when the side panel has been
removed. Many desktop systems like this, even from different
manufacturers can be upgraded with the same array of
interchangeable parts and are therefore widely supported by
computer and office supply stores. 
Laptops, netbooks,
notebooks, and tablet PCs, however, are a different story. Although there is some
standardization in certain types of parts (drive connections, for
example), each model is like a different Chinese puzzle in the way
they are assembled. Consequently, there is an array of 
