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New cheap Dell laptop offer (merged)
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            scousemicky wrote:nothing else is except crucial memory and a cheap thin external hard drive.
 Don't buy the RAM from Crucial, its £11 cheaper here:
 http://www.lowestonweb.com/Products/DisplayInfoMain.asp?e=E42351D9-AB2C-478A-9F01-36CA17D9469D&td=1 :j0
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            I wasnt having a go at you kano, if people want the bigger screen thats purely their choice, my niece has the 14" screen and as she is petite she prefers to hump this to uni every day rather than the larger 1 which i have.0
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            scousemicky wrote:I wasnt having a go at you kano, if people want the bigger screen thats purely their choice, my niece has the 14" screen and as she is petite she prefers to hump this to uni every day rather than the larger 1 which i have.
 ok np
 altho it still wont make a difference with this particular laptop lol. the physical laptop box itself is not any difference in size no matter what screen you get. so you still 'humping' the same thing no matter.....
 there is no point arguing it makes the laptop any lighter or smaller to get the smaller screen.. it will be EXACTLY the same weight and size. (yes I checked it!)0
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            kingkano wrote:Sadly you end up with a bigger plastic bezel sorround is all. Thats partly why I recommend the bigger screen. you dont get any more portability from not getting it!!!
 Thanks for the advice. I guess it's a different matter if you have them boxed by eg. toshiba rather than by dell (but more expensive of course). Sounds poor that they just have a plastic bezel around i'd be really dissatisfied with that. So yes sounds a worthwhile upgrade.0
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            vjain wrote:Don't buy the RAM from Crucial, its £11 cheaper here:
 http://www.lowestonweb.com/Products/DisplayInfoMain.asp?e=E42351D9-AB2C-478A-9F01-36CA17D9469D&td=1 :j
 My RAM from Lowest On Web arrived today (which I ordered on Friday) and I can confirm it works a treat! :j0
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            CD writer/reader, DVD reader & no wireless but still £239 all in.
 Dell E-Value Code: D01 - N03135a0
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            Ozymandias wrote:CD writer/reader, DVD reader & no wireless but still £239 all in.
 Dell E-Value Code: D01 - N03135a
 If you want more bells and whistles try 1-N03136 £339 (90day on site £60 off from last night)
 Includes:
 WIFI
 DVD R/W
 512 RAM
 15.4 Screen
 add £11.75 for 6 cell battery
 other codes
 N03136a £439
 as N03136
 Plus upgrade to 1024 RAM and 60GB HD
 N03135 £288
 includes:
 WIFI
 DVD R/W
 N03135a £239
 No WIFI
 Combo CD R/W DVD R drive
 N03135b £289
 as N03135
 If you are looking for 630M try 1-N03635d £419 (£80 cheaper than last night but no longer has 512 RAM as this free upgrade offer ended yesturday. Add it back in for £76.38 total £495.38. Anyone seen any other codes for 630M?0
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            Codes posted today on this link
 http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=160739&highlight=13000
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            Hi.
 Please could somebody explain how I get a laptop for those prices posted by monkeyspanner.
 I had a quick look on the Dell website & couldn't find where to enter the code.
 I'm specifically interested in the £239 one.
 Thanks.:: No Links in signatures please - FM ::0
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            which one is the best value for money?0
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