bigshooter
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Originally posted by: larciel
$250 MIR states when purchased at "REGULAR PRICE" ...
You are purchasing at regular price. The only time you aren't is if you are getting some other type of discount like a volume discount or student discount off the laptop itself. The $100 coupon the way dell is coming off the purchase price, but the machine isn't discounted. It sounds confusing but as long as you aren't getting a percent discount due to employee/student purchase, or a volume discount, or refurb then you are still eligible for the rebate. I ordered today and my total came out to be $1618 - $100 coupon before rebate. The $250 rebate shows up in my invoice too. (I ordered the extended 3 year warranty instead of just teh 1 year for $169, and I also added the SuperXGA+ screen for $50).
I'm glad it was $100 extra for 64 megs of ram on the video card versus 32 so I had an excuse not to get it. I don't want to be able to play games on this stupid thing, but I see myself upgrading the processor and vid card in the future. I'll probbly have a radeon 9600 w/128megs ram in the thing within 4months. Still an awesome deal though, $1200 for a full featured, fairly high performance laptop with a 3 year warranty.