I still covet a netbook. Asus is a decent brand, isn't it?
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Microcenter has some decent deals, Connie. Dan got an emachine netbook, and it is fine. My laptop is an emachine, and it's dandy. I got it for $299 a couple of months ago.
-t, it seems reasonable to think that the phone can be switched over to your account and retain both the stored information and even the same phone number, but only Verizon could tell you for sure.
I like my Asus, Connie: [link]
Good battery life, travels well, fine for most web and .doc purposes. I wouldn't want to run Photoshop or Final Cut Pro on it, but I didn't buy it with that in mind.
Thanks, dcp. I'll take it down to my local Verizon kiosk and see what they say.
I wil hopefully be getting an iphone4 when I get back from Italy.
If you get any good pictures of food, let me know.
Suppose I have a Droid with Verizon service (provided by a corporate account that will expire on the 22nd). If I were to add a line to my already existent Verizon account, could I put this phone onto it and not lose all the old messages etc. that it had from the old number?
-t, ask them to do a change of financial responsibility. The corporation will have to release the account to you, so it will probably mean a conference call. You can then keep the phone as well, assuming of cours the company is amenable to this.
-t, if you still have the phone, and it's the actual voicemails (not, say, the "hi, this is bob, leave a message if you like carrots"), most carriers have an option to forward the message, I think. So even if corporate wouldn't let you keep the actual phone number...
Good options I hadn't thought of! Thanks!