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Excellent Dell desktop £329 delivered
Fatal_Swan
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This superb Dell offer has been posted here on HUKD by MikeT but I couldn't see it on MSE yet - forgive me if it's already been posted.
Dell Dimension E520 desktop, basically the following spec:
Intel E4300 Processor, 2gb RAM, 250gb hard drive, DVD-RW, 19" flat panel monitor, Windows Vista Home. See the HUKD thread for much more information. The e-value code is 305-D05E02a.
What more could you ask for for under £330?! I think Dell give 5% on quidco too...
Update: This system is also available without a monitor for £270.32, handy if you've already got one or would rather choose your own. The option for no monitor appears if you use a different e-value code: 305-D05E02
Dell Dimension E520 desktop, basically the following spec:
Intel E4300 Processor, 2gb RAM, 250gb hard drive, DVD-RW, 19" flat panel monitor, Windows Vista Home. See the HUKD thread for much more information. The e-value code is 305-D05E02a.
What more could you ask for for under £330?! I think Dell give 5% on quidco too...
Update: This system is also available without a monitor for £270.32, handy if you've already got one or would rather choose your own. The option for no monitor appears if you use a different e-value code: 305-D05E02
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Regarding the quidco discount:
Log in to Quidco and click through to Dell's site. Use the link on the left hand side to 'shop by e-value code'. In the first of the 2 boxes type: 305 and in the second type: D05E02a. That brings up the Dimension E520 at the usual price. (£475.94).
For anyone not familiar with Dell's offers and pricing:
To make sure you get it for £329.07, reduce the warranty to 'Collect & Return, 1 Year Service only' to get the price down.
The quidco information was from a post on the HUKD thready pgilc1, I thought I'd add it at the top here it'll save people trawling through that long thread to find out how to get the discount!0 -
Whoa! - this is better than the Dell deal I posted a couple of weeks ago - the only difference is that in my OP the monitor was 20" - upgraded to 22".
Is there a catch in this somewhere???????The atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.0 -
This might be the reason for the price drop - Dell™ 19" Value Flat Panel.
I can't find out what 'value means in terms of a LCD panel. Still a good deal though.
If the panel is the usual one then it's a cracking deal.The atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.0 -
I have a 19".... dell value flat panel. Perfectly ok, apart from the silver stuff over the power button has rubbed off over the months/years. Hardly cause for complaint at this price.0
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Seriously considering it...........The atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.0
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Been looking for a new pc spent all day yesterday looking for a good deal log in here today to find this thanks
went through pigsback they do 5% back too hoping it gets tracked tho
Mortgage overpayments 2008 (started August) £3000 -
Yeah I've got a basic mode Dell flat panel monitor which I'm very happy with too.I have a 19".... dell value flat panel. Perfectly ok ... Hardly cause for complaint at this price.
For anyone interested in an upgrade though, you can change it for a 22" monitor in the options, and the price comes out at £417.19 total... that probably makes it under £400 if you take quidco into account.0 -
Well as I needed more RAM in my old PC desperately, and am in need of a new tft too.....I went for this deal.
Thanks to the poster.:T0 -
Dell value flat panels don't have dvi input only analogue. I upgraded mine (and wish I hadn't - not worth the extra money in my opinion). Useful for running parallel monitors as most cards (I think) seem to come with one digital and one analogue output.There is no intelligent life out there ... ask any goldfish!0
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Dont need a new PC as the moment but this site carries all their current offers
http://www.dmxdimension.com/blogcategory/dell_uk_dimension_e520.htmlThat gum you like is coming back in style.0
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