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    Cicero Notebook

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Acrattyt, Oct 13, 2004.

  1. Acrattyt

    Acrattyt Newbie

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    Cicero is a division of Seanix computers. they have relations with best buy canada and futureshop canada. in terms of quality they are very good. select models actually carry a built in webcam (15.4" models to be more specific) frankly i dont belive in purchasing a 256mb computer but the newer ON HAND cicero notebooks inside futureshop stores carry a 15.4" WXGA screen, 512 pc 2700 ram, 40 gb hdd, dvd/cd-rw combo drive, s-video, vga, 4 usb ports, and a centrino 1.5 GHz processor. they sell for 1899 and sometimes 1799 (only 1630 at cost so look for christmas sales) and they've had very good reviews. if anyone has any questions about cicero notebooks or common problems with toshiba, hp, compaq, e-machine, averatec, sony, piece of crap gateways, or cicero notebooks, feel free to contact me, i hear alot of feed back working at the mcloud tr future shop location. we are the number one laptop generating department and so naturally, if there is a common problem with notebooks, we hear about it. by the way, compaq touch pads have a tendancy to loose their sensitivity after extended periods of useage.

    McLoud Tr Futureshop
    Calgary, AB
     
    Acrattyt, Oct 13, 2004
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    barto Newbie

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    Any ideas on where to get an AC adapter for a Cicero 2700T? (For "reasonable" cost, of course...) Thanks.

    Bart
     
    barto, Nov 9, 2004
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    Hey guys i'm a newbie, just want to know if any one ever found an affordable Cicero D400S AC adapter. THANKS
     
    rashumble7, Mar 30, 2006
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    OHjrson Newbie

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    I currently have a Cicero laptop that will get no better than 11mbps on the wireless connection. Is this as much or as fast as it gets with this? Model is 1555 if that helps.
    Any input would be great. I am also looking for the utility for the wireless connection too if you know where that is..
     
    OHjrson, Apr 1, 2008
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