Comments on: Dell Vostro A860 in Pakistan

By: Pakistani Resources

Pakistani Resources — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:27:01 +0000

I really impress to read its description may i know how much Dell Vostro A860 Laptop cost.

By: Love SMS

Love SMS — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 04:52:14 +0000

How much Dell Vostro A860 Laptop cost in pakistan?

By: eSystems

eSystems — Thu, 14 May 2009 08:58:10 +0000

Well, all our prayers are with you. Keep it up…
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By: admin

admin — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 18:53:29 +0000

Almost all laptops can do everything .. meaning all computers are capable of say, running a movie, as well as running microsoft Access. But some machines are better at doing one thing than others.

A multimedia machine might produce much better sound, .. or provide quick buttons for running the media than a business machine that may run the multimedia in mono sound. Likewise, a business machine may provide you with a matt screen that is easier on the eyes (like the A860) for longer periods of activity, as well as more processing power for its price.

Hope these basics clear the confusion.

By: daniyal

daniyal — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 11:20:01 +0000

really like the price tag..but am confused with the name tag that says…its a business laptop..!

By: John Daniel

John Daniel — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 10:06:54 +0000

This post is nice, but the problem is i am using a hp laptop, so how can i comment on dell laptop or any sony laptop etc

By: bigtugboat

bigtugboat — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 06:04:29 +0000

And that’s why I went to My Shop the next day and bought a red Inspiron 1525

By: admin

admin — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:34:20 +0000

Keep your eyes at the sky, but your feet on the ground, and you can’t go wrong. From day one & even to date, our motto has always been that people who come to Myshop should get an honest opinion, & the right product. We want people to neither underbuy nor overbuy .. and guide our esteemed clients so they should know what they should buy, regardless of if they buy it from us or not.

Testimonial like the one from bigtugboat is always a nice pat on the back & a warm encouragement that we’re on the right track of doing things. Thank you.

By: bigtugboat

bigtugboat — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 05:24:26 +0000

Before finally buying a laptop, yesterday I went out to survey new laptop market in Lahore to have an idea what to buy and most importantly where to buy. I had three destinations in my mind: Hafeez Centre, My Shop and Metro. My main concern was to find a place where they won’t be selling a used/refurbished laptop to me as brand new. At Hafeez Centre, the scene was usual chaos. I went to a small shop and then to Panorama. The general environment was same everywhere: it was hard to know who were the sales persons inside the shops and who were the customers like me; there was no place to sit and talk to anyone; there was no one to listen to you and answer properly; the result: no idea what is being told and what is actually being sold and so on. I left Hafeez Centre more confused about laptops than I was when I entered the place.

Next stop was My Shop and I had a feeling that even there I would encounter the same usual inadequate, incomplete response and thus would go to Metro to get a packed, new laptop.

At My Shop, the attention and information that Mr. Usman Shehzad gave to me completely changed my mind. I was surprised that he extensively went into great details in answering my questions. I felt happy that he was honestly giving me very straightforward guidance. He was not just trying to make a sale. He was actually helping me in reaching a decision. He encouraged me to consider economical options instead of just trying to persuade me to buy the most expensive equipment. He was not discouraging me from going to other laptop stores. The information he gave me about laptops was solid, relevant stuff instead of just half-baked guesswork. I was so satisfied after talking to him that I dropped the idea of going to Metro. Afterwards, I happened to speak to Mr. Muhammad Ahmad. He also answered my software related queries with similar ability and patience.

The way these guys are attending walk–in customers is really commendable and is highly uncommon in computer marketing culture in Lahore. I just want to say, please continue creating this difference.