PACKARD BELL E2540 £337.24 + free delivery (merged)

rasanmoney · 17 August 2005 at 12:45AM

PACKARD BELL E2540 £337.24 + free delivery

https://www.currys.co.uk

PACKARD BELL E2540 £337.24 + free delivery

use £25 off code 25OFF250_CANDG and r points 5% rebate (www.rpoints.com)

PACKARD BELL E2540 INTEL CELERON M 360 PROCESSOR 1.40GHz LAPTOP

Intel Celeron M 360 Processor 1.40GHz

400 MHz FSB

1 Mb Cache

256 Mb RAM

40 Gb Hard Drive

DVD-R/CD ReWriter Combo Drive

15" Lynx LCD Display

Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

64Mb Intel 852GM integrated graphics

1 year FREE warranty

Processor Type Intel Celeron M 360
Processor speed 1400 mhz
Memory Size 256 mb
Memory Type DDR
Hard Drive Capacity 40 Gb
Optical Drives COMBO DVD/CDRW
CD-ROM Speed Not Specified
CD-RW Speed. Not Specified
DVD-ROM Speed Not Specified
DVD-RW Speed Not Specified
Floppy Disk Drive No
Screen Size/Type 15" Lynx LCD XGA
Graphics Card Type Intel 852 GM
Graphics Memory 64 shared mb
TV-out No
Sound Type AC97
Modem Type 56k
Wireless Enabled No
No. of USB Connections 4
No. of Firewire Connections 0
Infrared Port Included No
Other Interfaces None
Battery Type Lynx
Battery life (up to) Not Specified
Software Titles Included Norton Int. Security 2004
Operating system Win XP Home
Weight 2.8 kg
Height 36.7 mm
Width 326 mm
Depth 277 mm
Colour Silver / Black

rasanmoney · 17 August 2005 at 12:50AM

PACKARD BELL E2540 £337.24 + free delivery

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=82504

z1000000 · 17 August 2005 at 8:57AM

Help!!!

Is this any good? I'm after a cheap basic laptop, just for internet and basic stuff, perhaps the odd game, but no photo/video stuff. I know nothing about laptops, but any time one comes up on this site, there is a barrage of alternative machines, that just confuses me. I do read the other links, but they confuse me as well. I know it the old "how long is a piece of string" question, but would some of the laptop exterts buy one of these for a basic machine, or should I spend a little more, for a better machine?

This is sad, but I only need something to replace my Pentium II, 233MHz, Windows 95,
desktop!

Thanks for any advice.

z1000000 · 17 August 2005 at 11:09AM

The 25 pound off code is for Cheltenham and Gloster, can anyone use it??

z1000000 · 20 August 2005 at 8:11AM

This is back in stock in Currys, but there doesn't seem to be any interest in it.
Does that mean it's not such a good deal?

Any help from the computer people please.

bytie_bit · 20 August 2005 at 10:41AM

z1000000 wrote:

Help!!!

Is this any good? I'm after a cheap basic laptop, just for internet and basic stuff, perhaps the odd game, but no photo/video stuff. I know nothing about laptops, but any time one comes up on this site, there is a barrage of alternative machines, that just confuses me. I do read the other links, but they confuse me as well. I know it the old "how long is a piece of string" question, but would some of the laptop exterts buy one of these for a basic machine, or should I spend a little more, for a better machine?

This is sad, but I only need something to replace my Pentium II, 233MHz, Windows 95,
desktop!

Thanks for any advice.

NO I would avoid Packard Bell just like Time and Tiny went bust. I would go for the dell machine offer but again I don't like Dell much!!. :rotfl:

z1000000 · 21 August 2005 at 9:32AM

Thank you bytie bit.
I'll keep looking for a cheap basic laptop.

If you see any good deals please post them up.

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