HP DeskTop _ Sorry, Pitiful Presentation!
I love the android system, so I was very interested in the HP Slate Android Desktop that Adam and Aaron presented tonight. Adam did okay, but Aaron was PITIFUL! … I (we) know how to play Angry Birds and how to use the Voice system .. but, Show us the (Blank) computer! …. You showed us that the computer can be lowered in position, how? What knob did you press? Show the keyboard. Show where the USB slots are. Show the back and a close up of the front. Aaron did read off some specs, informing us that it was jelly bean, but is it jelly bean 2 or 2.2? … Would you buy a $500.00 android computer with the information that was given to us. – No! … The presentation should give the customer all of the information needed to make a rational purchase.
So, after the ‘presentation’ I went online to find out more information. Best Buy and Amazon has what appears to be a newer model for 80 to 100 dollars cheaper. QVC has the same model as QVc for 20 dollars cheaper. I’ll buy it from Best Buy or from QVC. And. there is even more information about it on QVC’s webpage.
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The only HSN technology presenter worse than amped- up Aaron Berger is Shannon "Queen of Cliches" Smith. She can blabber for 10 minutes about the available colors of a computer, but can’t convey 10 seconds worth of useful information about hard drive capacity or processor speed.
Aaron’s supposed to be an "electronics expert"? Not hardly. He’s goofy and giddy, skipping from one thing to another, but without fully explaining even one feature of a product, despite promising "I’ll get back to that in a minute," yet he never does. Perhaps it’s attributable to excessive amounts of pre-show caffeine that makes him act like a hyper-active child with a short attention span. Whatever the reason, Aaron’s a distraction and a detriment to the presentations. He does nothing to increase understanding or enhance the prospective buyer’s knowledge. Customers shouldn’t be forced to go elsewhere to obtain basic product information.
I prefer Lori Leland and Leah Little, both of whom are intelligent, articulate and comprehensive in communicating data and demonstrating product features and ease of use.
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If you love Android and Google Store as I do, It is the perfect thing. It’s like a large At-Home tablet, that can do word documents and can otherwise function like a computer … except there is no media drive for cd/DVD play.
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Who would buy a desktop android computer anyhow? Why? Especially for over $500!
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07.02.14 8:29 PM
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