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I had an email news letter/offer from Dell today. If you use this coupon code
***code removed by Board Guide (please see here for explanation) ***
Dell say you'll get an extra 5% off selected Dimension desktops. That's on top of the money off and free printer. Offer valid till 10th August
I haven't tried it because I've already bought. But if you're about to buy it may be worth a try. If it works please let us all know.
Cheers - HappyYou don't stop laughing because you grow old, You grow old because you stop laughing" Large print giveth - small print taketh away. "0 -
Too expensive than last weeks offers (£70 off with other offers). Today i tried an unsuccessful attempt to get this 5% on my last weeks order.
Call centre executive also tried to escalate this to her superiors, but they came back with figures that i've already saved £150 than current offer. (Dimension 9100+940 printer)Happy_saver wrote:I had an email news letter/offer from Dell today. If you use this coupon code
***code removed by Board Guide (please see here for explanation) ***
Dell say you'll get an extra 5% off selected Dimension desktops. That's on top of the money off and free printer. Offer valid till 10th August
I haven't tried it because I've already bought. But if you're about to buy it may be worth a try. If it works please let us all know.
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Has anyone got the very latest Dell Inspiron offer codes. I need to purchase today!0
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Here you are Ferman,
Inspiron 6000 £549 inc vat & delivery
DMUK5-N08605 (the 0's are zeros)
or for more kit installed with it there is:
DMUK5-N08606 (£749 inc vat & delivery)
If you found that useful, feel free to use the 'thank' tool on this board for my post.0 -
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Dell 6000
Code: 1- N08603. Remember to reduce warranty to 1 year. Price with delivery £609. If you use one of the rebate sites, thats another 2 - 4 % off.
Intel Pentium M 740(1.73GHz 2MB L2 cache 533MHz FSB)& ATI MOBILITY RADEON X300 graphics
Microsoft XP Home SP2
Save £200 (ex VAT)
FREE Dell Laser Printer 1100
512MB 400MHz DDR2 RAM (2x256)
60GB (5.400rpm) IDE Hard Drive
15.4" Wide Screen UltraSharpTM WXGA (1280 x 800) LCD Panel
64MB DDR ATI MOBILITY RADEON X300
Fixed Internal 8X DVD+/-RW Drive with Software
Internal 56K v.92 Capable Fax Modem
Intel® ProWireless 2200 802.11b/g Mini PCI Wireless LAN Card"An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0 -
Hi i am going to uni this september and need a good quality laptop.
I usually have lots of Videos and music on my computer so i guess i need a fast processor and lots of space. I understand speeds and everything on desktop computers but not on laptops. What is the difference between Intel Centrino and Intel Celaron M?
Anyone with any suggestions of what i should get?0 -
Any good deals on the Dimension 5100 Searcher 2? I find it a maze to work around the Dell site.0
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stinky101 wrote:Hi i am going to uni this september and need a good quality laptop.
I usually have lots of Videos and music on my computer so i guess i need a fast processor and lots of space. I understand speeds and everything on desktop computers but not on laptops. What is the difference between Intel Centrino and Intel Celaron M?
Anyone with any suggestions of what i should get?
Centrino is a Pentium M processor bundled with 855 chipset and Intel Pro/wireless, while Celeron is just a Pentium M processor with a lower cache and probably uses a bit more power.
btw i'm going to uni in september and i'm probably gonna get the x-n08603 upgrading the monitor to WSXGA+ and the 128 mb graphics card all for £726 heh and my dad's paying for the first £700 so £26 ain't bad for a pretty good laptop, i'm probably gonna buy an external hard drive and extra ram myself though0
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