Warm Deal!: COMPAQ Presario Notebook XL-110 475 MHZ/6GB/64MB/12.1 TFT FOR $1079!

[grlaw]

I found this deal looking around on cnet. Go to this website to found out more about the laptop:
http://computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-1027-404-1599371.html?st.co.1027_402.txt.pdtl
Then just click "Latest Prices"
and Compdirect in NY has it for $1079.
BASIC SPECS:
475 MHZ AMD 3dNOW!
64 MB
6 GB
12.1 TFT ACTIVE MATRIX
24X CD-ROM
3.5 MB Floppy
Check it out for yourself!

 

[grlaw]

up i guess

 

[dealsearcher]

PRESARIO 1200-XL 119 -- Limited
? 500 MHz AMD-K6®-2 processor with 3DNow!TM technology
? 96 MB 100 MHz SyncDRAM, upgradable to 160 MB
? 6.0 GB UltraDMA hard drive (1)
? 24X Max CD-ROM drive(2)
? 13.0" HPA display
? 7.3 lbs

http://athome.compaq.com/MiddleFrame.ASP?Page=ShowRoom&Tab=0&CompPart=155727-007&AppID=18930&PriceLevelID=18930&SuperCategoryId=&ProductLineId=295&FamilyId=459&BaseId=1526&cpqsid=V8J7BR8U67S92GSK00AKHBU1A1J2FUJC

I saw somewhere.. not sure where.. that the price was $1,199.00. If you're gonna get a compaq laptop, (why? no offense) you should look into this.. if this price is true, then I think it's one of the best deals out there.. anyway, good luck.

 

[grlaw]

HPA really sucks

 

[Santa]

I think if you were to consider the HPA screened ones the PRESARIO 1200-XL 118 would be a better buy for close to $200 less 32MB is the difference which doesnt cost near that much.

 

[Atrac]

Compaqs are a pain because they partition their hard drives into two different drives, with the "D:" drive holding their annoying restore software.

If you try to reformat and repartition, you lose the drivers, since they don't have them available for download from the website.

So, a 4.0 gig Hard Drive could actually end up being 3.2, etc...

Nice looking machines, but....not very "tech" friendly.

 

[Krunk]

u might wanna consider the TFT Active Matrix screen. Those generally cost from $100-$300 more than HPA.

 

[manly]

looks hot at first glance, but Compdirect has an abysmal score at resellerratings. It's impossible to get a new low-end, cheap TFT notebook these days.