Anyone know how reliable AJP laptops are and what the service is like. I'm considering getting their D900T, anyone know whether this runs/would run fs2004 well.
Thanks.
Here are the specs:

www.ajp.co.uk

17” TFT WXGA (1440x900)Widescreen or  
•  Optional WSXGA+ (1680x1050) with Wide Viewing Angle  
•  Intel Pentium 4 Processor 550 - Processor speed 3.4GHz (up to 3.6GHz) with 800MHz FSB, Hyper-Threading & 1MB Cache  
•  1GB DDR2 RAM 533MHz (up to 2.8GB)  
•  80GB HDD 4200RPM (Additional bay for 2nd HDD option with RAID 0 & RAID 1 support, upgradeable to 200GB)  
•  Optional S-ATA HDD  
•  DVD-RW/CD-RW Dual Format (+/-) & Dual Layer (+)  
•  Additional bay for optional 2nd Optical Drive (fast copy facility)  
•  Built in 7-in-1 Card Reader  
•  PCI Express nVidia GeForce Go 6800  
•  256MB DDR Video RAM & DirectX 9 support  
•  Intel Azalia High Definition Sound with Virtual 8 Channel output  
•  Built in Audio DJ CD Player & MP3 Player  
•  4x Built in Speakers & Sub Woofer Module  
•  Built in Wireless LAN 802.11b/g card  
•  Built in Bluetooth  
•  (Optional) Built in TV Tuner and Remote Control  
•  Built in 56K fax/modem  
•  Built in 10/100/1000-Giga LAN Ethernet Adapter  
•  Ports: 4xUSB 2.0, 2x IEEE Firewire, IrDA, TV/HDTV-Out, Video In (with TV Tuner only), Parallel, Serial, DVI-out, PS/2, S/P Dif output  
•  Built in Video Camera  
•  Full size keyboard & separate numeric keypad  
•  Smart Li-Ion Battery **  
•  Dimensions: 397mm (w) x 298mm (d) x 49.5mm (h)  
•  Weight: 5.2Kg  
•  36 months RTB Warranty (Initial 12 Months; Parts and Labour, following 24 Months; Labour only)  
•  Windows XP Home with CD & Manual
•  **Batteries are consumable items and are not covered by the warranty

Forget AJP, read some user reviews on the internet and, similar to what I've heard of Tiny and PCWorld, the AJP computers suffer from poor customer service and lots of faulty parts. On a happier note, I was looking at Dell and HP (who I know to be reliable) and I'm considering a Dell XPS, Inspiron 9200 or an Inspiron 8600. Also, the HP Pavilion zd8060us and the nx9500 caught my eye.
Anyone able to shed some light on these notebook's overall performance and tell me whether they would handle 3d apps like g-max and 3ds max (and fs2004  ) well?
Thanks,
Adam.