Dell 9150 with 17" Flat Screen £446 [CLOSED]

halifax

Great spec machine 305-d12911


Base Intel® Pentium® 4 630 (3.0GHz, 800FSB, 2MB Cache)
Microsoft Operating System Genuine Windows® XP Home Edition, SP2
Memory 512MB Dual Channel DDR2 533MHz (2x256) Memory
Keyboard Dell Entry Quietkey USB Keyboard - UK/Ire (QWERTY)
Monitor Dell E176FP 17" Midnight Grey (TCO99) Flat Panel Monitor
Video Card 256MB ATI Radeon® X600 HyperMemory graphics card
Hard Drive 160GB (7200rpm) Serial ATA Hard Drive with 8MB DataBurst™ cache
Floppy Drives Internal 13-in-1 Media Card Reader
Mouse Dell USB Optical Mouse
Modem No Modem
CD/DVD Drives 16x DVD-ROM & 48x/32x/48x CD-RW
Speakers No Speakers

Standard Warranty 1-Year Collect and Return service

AntiVirus & Security Software Free 15 month McAfee Security SW upgrade

Promotions Hidden Option Class Free Monitor Upgrade from 15"FP to 17"FP


All it seems to lack is a little memory.

Don't forget an extra 5.5% off (before VAT) thru Quidco.com

cardtart_2

Have you got a link to this by any chance?

halifax

https://www.dell.co.uk Home PC Section
E-Value Code 305 - D12911

Change to 1 year CAR
and change to Optical Mouse.

should be here direct

http://configure.euro.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?cs=ukdhs1&kc=305&oc=d12911&x=0&y=0

Got one myself
Halifax.

adr0ck

posted earlier today

http://configure.euro.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?null_errmsg=Please%20enter%20the%20entire%20E-value%20code&space_errmsg=The%20E-value%20code%20may%20not%20contain%20spaces&cs=ukdhs1&c=uk&l=en&s=dhs&kc=UKDHSONL&oc=D12911&x=12&y=11

mk-donald

The one option I would suggest anyone thinking about on this E-Value is the LCD Monitor.

Changing from the standard E176FP to the 1704FPT Ultrasharp will give you a few ergonomic/minor advantages but one significant one:

- slightly higher contrast 500:1 v 450:1

- greater adjustability - eg height

- use in regular landscape (wide) or portrait (tall) mode (slightly more useful if do lots of A4 docs and/or spreadsheeting - as 1280x1024 or 1024x1280 not a great difference)

- a 4 port USB2 hub

- but IMPORTANTLY a DVI-D interface

Extra cost is £56 inc VAT, before any cashback.

For me that investment in a DVI interface should be worthwhile as the Dell system says the standard 256MB ATI Radeon X600 HyperMemory graphics card supports DVI output.

And before people ask why DVI - Dell's glossary sums it up:

"DVI Digital Video Interface:
"Some performance flat panels display images from a digital signal, negating the need for a RAMDAC. Using a DVI compatible video card and display means a pure digital signal is sent from the card to the display without the risk of losing signal integrity through the digital-to-analogue conversion process that takes place in the RAMDAC."

grownup1

Is it just me or has Dell site been unavailable this eve and yesterday eve?

mp7125

I can get in without any probs.

rizla01

Is this a better deal than tne last DELL offer?

grownup1

Thanks - but now I'm mystified. I don't have any other problems with websites. I've tried https://www.dell.com (mostly not there but turned up a few minutes ago) and https://www.dell.co.uk (could access a few days ago but not now) and I have also tried links to particular dell pages provided on MSE ("The page cannot be displayed"). I have broadband. What might be going on - I need a PC and the offers look great today?
Thanks folks.

rizla01

Hi Grownup,

Sounds Like A Virus Or Spyware Hogging The System.

Try Scanning

grownup1

I have scanned now (Microsoft SpyScanner) and there's no sign of problem. I don't want to take over this thread so pms welcome if anyone has an idea. Thanks.