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Quite hot - Dell dual core notebook with 7200rpm harddrive $699

Yo2

Golden Member
Dell Home deal of the day for 04/07/06

Inspiron E1505

Intel® Core? Duo processor T2300 (2MB Cache/1.66GHz/667MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows® XP Home
60GB2 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive
512MB Shared Single Channel DDR2 SDRAM 533MHZ, 1 DIMM
24X CD Burner/DVD Combo Drive
1Yr Ltd Warranty3, 1Yr Mail-In Service, and 1Yr HW Warranty3 Support

Featured at
$1,301
$699
After $602 Off Instantly!

I would just add the ultrabright screen and possibly another 512MB and get a scorching notebook for under $800
 
wow. this would be flaming hot if it was 1GB RAM and DVD burner at the same price.
although they're pretty thoughtful there of using one 512 DIMM so you dont have to replace 2 modules, you can simply add another 512 for 1GB
 
Originally posted by: radioouman
What is an Expresscard slot? It says that it cannot use PC Cards...........

Mobile Broadband - No Broadband Expresscard technology is available in the market now
 
Originally posted by: Yo2
Dell Home deal of the day for 04/07/06

Inspiron E1505

Intel® Core? Duo processor T2300 (2MB Cache/1.66GHz/667MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows® XP Home
60GB2 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive
512MB Shared Single Channel DDR2 SDRAM 533MHZ, 1 DIMM
24X CD Burner/DVD Combo Drive
1Yr Ltd Warranty3, 1Yr Mail-In Service, and 1Yr HW Warranty3 Support

Featured at
$1,301
$699
After $602 Off Instantly!

I would just add the ultrabright screen and possibly another 512MB and get a scorching notebook for under $800

The TrueBright's already added, and since it's a single DIMM you're better off just buying another DIMM at the egg or something, and it also comes with the bigger battery, so definitely :thumbsup: to this deal!

 
Originally posted by: zikronix
tax makes this deal a bust for me.

Ditto. Stupid Dell has a farking kiosk in one of the malls in PA. That means they have a "presence" in PA and thus charge tax.
 
great deal on a great notebook. i got an E1705 a few weeks back for $1410 after $650 off (1.66ghz, 120gb, 1gRAM, x1400, WUXGA, bigger battery), and it's really freaking sweet. my only recommendation is to reformat it with an OEM version of Media Center'05 (if you have one -- i happen to run MCE on my desktop too) so it gets wiped totally clean of all the crap that comes preinstalled. my laptop runs *significantly* faster now that it's been wiped clean.
 
Originally posted by: Morpheux
Originally posted by: radioouman
What is an Expresscard slot? It says that it cannot use PC Cards...........

Mobile Broadband - No Broadband Expresscard technology is available in the market now
Not quite. ExpressCard is the format that will replace PC Card/PCMCIA. Mfrs can put whatever they want onto an ExpressCard; WiFi, EVDO, storage, etc etc. Just like PCMCIA, only faster
 
Originally posted by: Aztech
Originally posted by: Morpheux
Bit. Ordered on with x1400, 120gb, wsxga+, BT.... under $950 shipped after tax.
Can the x1400 handle the latest games pretty well?
It's not a 7900GT CO like I ordered for my desktop, but I'm sure it'll play some. I liked the x300 I had in my i6000.... I'm sure it's close, maybe a tad better.
 
Can you add $20 off $150 and $35 off $xxx on top of this if purchsed on eBay? (sorry, never done this before)
 
Originally posted by: Morpheux
Bit. Ordered on with x1400, 120gb, wsxga+, BT.... under $950 shipped after tax.

How did you manage that?????

x1400 + 120gb + wsxga+ + BT = $1,009 + tax = $1,059.47 shipped.

Are you using another cuopon, plus DPA + fatcash??
That would bring the end price to $972.18 (for me, after tax) but certainly not under $950 shipped being as fatcash takes a while to collect...
 
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