Tristicus
Diamond Member
thats exactly what happened. and I was the one who picked it out. i knew about the trickery that both the manufacturer and best buy play when selling their gear. I knew that I didnt want a single core cpu.... and yet, i still accidentally picked one out. the price wasnt really any cheaper, and honestly had i known i doubt we wouldve bought anything else (nothing there at the time really appealed to us).
the first thing i thought when we got home and i realized it was a core2 solo was "those fuckin bastards".
its really not an argument. just go to the store and look for yourself. it is NOT clear which laptops have single and which have multiple cores. hell best buy doesnt even list internal specs anymore. you really have to log online in the store and google up the info for the one youre looking at. i shouldve done that, but i shouldnt need to.
User error found. The end. Don't blame others for your idiocy. But I forgive you, as we all do it sometimes. It is clear, I sell the laptops daily. The first thing I tell customers is you want at least a dual core processor if you plan to do anything besides browse the internet and play Solitaire. Most customers flock to the $299 Toshiba with a Celeron thinking it is great only to get shut down because they are just CHEAP AS FUCK.