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I've had my FS195XP since mid Feb 05 and already the lettering on the keyboard (letter A in particular) has started to erode, as have other letters to a lesser degree. This is not promising !
:smileyfrustrated: That is not normal.
If you need a laptop for buisness then buy a SonyVAIO B1XP or a other brand like IBM.:smileydevil:
It seems it is a bad time to buy a VAIO, at the moment.
VAIO-Link are allowed to send upto 5 letters out, so if you want the hard task of replacing it (fiddly more than anything) then open up a case with them.
5 letters. That's a joke, Kee-Lo.:smileyfrustrated:
I would require a replacing of the complete keyboard.
5 letters. That's a joke, Kee-Lo.:smileyfrustrated:
I would require a replacing of the complete keyboard.
I'm coming tot he conclusion that Sony keyboards - particularly on laptops and notebooks - are simply not up to the job.
I'm using the keyboard that came with my RZ504 and one or two of the letters are wearing away. One of them is the 'Q' key which hardly gets used:smileysad:
I use a Dell keyboard at work which is over 5-years old and, apart from getting a bit grubby from time to time, the keys are as fresh looking as they did when it arrived.
:smileyfrustrated: That is not normal.
You think so?
My RA104 keyboard is fine thank goodness.
The DeLL my parents have the keys are like they were day 1 and it's 1 years old.
That's what I mean. Sony can't say this is normal.
If I would bought a keyboard for a PC. And I would see a shiny spot after a month, then I would send it back. I would ***** on the money, I would buy a keyboard from a other brand!