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As the OP is planning on buying a MacBook, could you please repeat those figures with a MacBook instead...?Bedsit_Bob wrote: »Or, take an XPS 18 Portable All-in-One Desktop.
PCW cash price - £1264.99.
PCW price including finance - £1617.20.
Dell price (with an extra 180GB on the HDD) - £699.Nothing I say represents any past, present or future employer.0 -
Which MacBook is he/she intending to buy?0
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Bedsit_Bob wrote: »Or, take an XPS 18 Portable All-in-One Desktop.
Do you have links? I couldn't find the XPS 18 on PC Worlds website.0 -
Do you have links? I couldn't find the XPS 18 on PC Worlds website.
Neither could I, I also checked out their business side and nothing like that model at all.
I did a google shopping search and it came up with about seven different models at varying price ranges (£599-£1099) being sold by Dell directly only and one model at john lewis for £899.
I have always found PC World to be reasonable with Apple prices compared to other places, I got macbook pro for £720 when everywhere else was selling them for £999, that was for a clearance model, early 2011 model bought late 2011 (everywhere else including Apple were still selling them full price) plus I had my brothers staff discount off which was the best part of £100. Even without the discount it was a great price for it.0 -
Bedsit_Bob wrote: »Which MacBook is he/she intending to buy?
I dont know. Perhaps you could see if you could find a single model cheaper?
(hint - you wont be able to)Nothing I say represents any past, present or future employer.0
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