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HP raising Instant Ink subscription pricing significantly
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What's wrong with their laptops? I've never had any issues.
For starters you don't need a heating unit if you keep their laptop running inside
I've never had that problem. But I've never had a particularly high end HP laptop so maybe those are different.
Also their batteries get pregnant every other year and if you don't fix it, it sets your house on fire.
Damn it, people need to stop fucking batteries or use protection.
🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahaja
Thanks for the laugh, and the vision.
Also, I'll be stealing the "getting pregnant" line
Source?
Anecdotal.
There's someone to say something bad about every computer brand.
Their consumer line has very poor build quality. Cheap everything. All of the plastic is flimsy and breaks easily, inadequate cooling, etc. They're built about as good as Acer, but at a price that you'd expect from a much, much better brand.
Then there's how dedicated they are to screwing you. I won't touch them again for any reason after how malicious they were with the nVidia failures.