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On 16/06/13 23:24, bad apple wrote:
Thanks for that, will have a look. For comparison here is a quick example of one from pcspecialist.On 16/06/13 23:12, Neil Winchurst wrote:Thanks for the advice. I have no intention of buying an AMD laptop. I have had a quick Google for Dell refurbs. I suppose you mean their own website? Anyway there are so many choices of so many different models, I wouldn't know where to start. Still looking, NeilDuh, have no idea why I didn't just think to give you the link: http://www.dell.co.uk/outlet/ Great deals on there, it really helps to keep checking back every now and then over a few weeks to catch the particularly sweet offers. They often have free P&P as well, which saves even more money. Should probably point out that I am definitely not affiliated with Dell in any way - wish I was though. They should be paying me commission with the amount of gear I shift for them through recommendations... Cheers
17.3" screen. Intel dual core. 4 GB RAM. Built in Intel graphics card. HD 500 GB. Bluetooth and wireless. 3 USB ports. No OS. Included webcam. 3 years warranty. Memory card reader. This comes to Â371 inc VAT. Is that reasonble?Remember this is me looking for a secondary machine. My desktop will be the main one. I would set it up as a test bed for distros for example, and to be there if I, my wife or daughter have problems with any of the
'normal' machines. Regards Neil -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq