Dell Vostro Notebook for just £310 - pretty good spec, longer-life battery

boatman

Mat_Lock wrote: »

Mine still says £376.07

Why hasn't the discounts come off ?

Did you add an extra item to bring the price down, increase the hard drive to 160Gb? Look at the post to see what you can add. Price is now£316.08

Mat_Lock

boatman wrote: »

Did you add an extra item to bring the price down, increase the hard drive to 160Gb? Look at the post to see what you can add. Price is now£316.08

I did exactly as the OP said.

boatman

I just tried it, seems ok. Change warranty, increase hard drive, go right through and add to basket then check price.

Mat_Lock

I found a review of the laptop and it indicates how much the battery extends. (pics are on the link)

http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=3918&review=Dell+Vostro+1500

errolevans

Mat_Lock wrote: »

Mine still says £376.07

Why hasn't the discounts come off ?

The discounts seem to come off when you add it to your basket and reach the next screeen - then it shows the £60 shipping discount HTH

Mat_Lock

Hmm, i thought about it now and I can't really afford it. It's a want not a need so I can't do it.

Cheers though.

overworked_underpaid

can anyone advise what the difference is between the 1.4 and 1.6GHz processor? is it worth paying extra for this?

Also is it worth paying an extra £100 for the 2.0Ghz processor

boatman

The trouble with adding options is that it rapidly reduces the 'bargain'. If you want a better spec its probably better to get another laptop.

beadysam

I ordered this last night after seeing it on UK Hot deals. I went for the remote and the TrueLife screen to bring the price up high enough so that it triggered free delivery. £310.20 for a laptop delivered is a good deal I think and I went via Quidco too so I get £13.20 back from them too - I'm a happy bunny!

shays_mum

i ordered the original one from hukd i posted at the weekend, cancelled & placed an order for this one today, but i got it for £316