Reasonable?
Incidently, the warranty is worthless anyway - If the thing broke after say 18 months, you have to ask "Is it reasonable that I have to buy one of these every 18 months?"

If the answer is no, then they will replace it. If not then a judge decides if it's reasonable or not - my guess is not.
(dchurch bah, Thu 21 May 2009, 14:13, 1 reply)

Hmm
I still like to have a warranty on any of my new technology in the event of bits breaking so I don't have to fork out money to get new stuff. I learnt my lesson after the Dell, and started getting warranties on everything. It came in handy for my next big computer purchase, where I got a Macbook Pro and the screen died after two and a half years.

The warranty covered the screen replacement costs, for which I'm grateful for as shortly after getting that new screen, my housemate dropped a large tempered glass potlid from above which hit the screen and fucked it spectacularly. She's yet to cough up the £200 it'll cost to replace the screen.

Still, that Dell was the bane of my life.
(Ghost Atreides enjoying incontestable health benefits on, Thu 21 May 2009, 22:13, closed)