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Originally posted by Tola:
Is anything about the government transparent ?
The best option is to get hold of a computer/manual and find out the specs.
There was discussion here about some basic items not included in the computer.

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Originally posted by cain:
You askin for too much deh Poli. You want dem boys fo cuss you up as they usually do when they don't have an answer and know they're caught.

Gerhard and others have asked numerous questions (about a hundred or so) for months now and to date no one has answered. They stay away from the thread.

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Originally posted by politikalamity:
I hope someone from the Guyana government can shed some light on this. I know that Government officials read this forum, so if the information is not provided soon on here or somewhere else it will be viewed as an indictment on the Government's part.

Even if they overpaid a bit but it resulted in a computer assembly plant then I think I can accept the deal and I think many other guyanese will also. However, this deal seems to be shrouded in too much secrecy.

We need to know the following:

screen size
battery life
Hard drive size and speed
How much Ram, type and speed
Graphics
CPU make, model and speed
Chipset
does it have a DVD R/W - is it light scribe
wireless ethernet
Wired ethernet
Modem
Bluetooth
Audio type (AC97 or HD/Azalia)
how many USB ports
Express card slot
Card reader
VGA port
HDMI port
Fire wire
OS
Restore DVD/CD

How many Laptops and total cost including shipping.

Guyana government officials please respond soon.

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Originally posted by Dave Matrix:

I think you left out this- how many AFC/ PNC goons’ keys are one the keyboard?

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Originally posted by politikalamity:

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Originally posted by Dave Matrix:

I think you left out this- how many AFC/ PNC goons’ keys are one the keyboard?

please do not obfuscate ..stick to the questions asked...

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Originally posted by Dave Matrix:

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Originally posted by politikalamity:
I hope someone from the Guyana government can shed some light on this. I know that Government officials read this forum, so if the information is not provided soon on here or somewhere else it will be viewed as an indictment on the Government's part.

Even if they overpaid a bit but it resulted in a computer assembly plant then I think I can accept the deal and I think many other guyanese will also. However, this deal seems to be shrouded in too much secrecy.

We need to know the following:

screen size
battery life
Hard drive size and speed
How much Ram, type and speed
Graphics
CPU make, model and speed
Chipset
does it have a DVD R/W - is it light scribe
wireless ethernet
Wired ethernet
Modem
Bluetooth
Audio type (AC97 or HD/Azalia)
how many USB ports
Express card slot
Card reader
VGA port
HDMI port
Fire wire
OS
Restore DVD/CD

How many Laptops and total cost including shipping.

Guyana government officials please respond soon.

I think you left out this- how many AFC/ PNC goons’ keys are one the keyboard?

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Originally posted by cain:
(Quote by Dave Matrix) I think you left out this- how many AFC/ PNC goons’ keys are one the keyboard? (Quote)


See that Tola? The answer-question makes absolutely no sense.

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
The devices are netbooks, not laptops. The price of a netbook from the factory end is less than U$100. I vaguely remember that the government propaganda mentioned a price that worked out at U$275 each. That means that about U$175 or more is being creamed off on each netbook.

A netbook is designed to surf the internet and handle emails. It is not good for much more.

In a nutshell: the Guyanese public is being bamboozled with fools gold .

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Originally posted by TI:
You obviously don't have a net book. I have office 2007 on mine.

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Originally posted by TI:
It comes with SD memory card slot and usb ports. All you need is a mini portable rom to load your software. It was made for portability.

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Originally posted by politikalamity:
the PPP are incompetent and do not know what the hell they are doing or are a pack of thieves or both!

Bloody shameless bastards robbing the poor of Guyana.

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by TI:
It comes with SD memory card slot and usb ports. All you need is a mini portable rom to load your software. It was made for portability.

The average Guyanese makes 3500 a year. The poorest of the poor ( per the eligibility process) would be at minimum half that. An external CD rom is 100. How the hell are they going to get data on SD, the cheapest of which is (2G) is $2 dollars a hit? They have no internet connectivity! Access costs on par with a 50G connection here!

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by TI:
It comes with SD memory card slot and usb ports. All you need is a mini portable rom to load your software. It was made for portability.

The average Guyanese makes 3500 a year. The poorest of the poor ( per the eligibility process) would be at minimum half that. An external CD rom is 100. How the hell are they going to get data on SD, the cheapest of which is (2G) is $2 dollars a hit? They have no internet connectivity! Access costs on par with a 50G connection here!

shut it..yu rass dey good living pun the govement rass..u like a life sore..just sucking all you can get form obama

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by TI:
It comes with SD memory card slot and usb ports. All you need is a mini portable rom to load your software. It was made for portability.

The average Guyanese makes 3500 a year. The poorest of the poor ( per the eligibility process) would be at minimum half that. An external CD rom is 100. How the hell are they going to get data on SD, the cheapest of which is (2G) is $2 dollars a hit? They have no internet connectivity! Access costs on par with a 50G connection here!

shut it..yu rass dey good living pun the govement rass..u like a life sore..just sucking all you can get form obama

You do need something to imagine so you wont feel like the punk you are.