[DellRefurbished.ca] 40% off sale
- Deal Link:
- http://dellrefurbished.ca/en_CA/browse/ ... Desc=16010
- Savings:
- 40%
Dell Refurbished 40% off
Code: SPRING16
Code: SPRING16
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I bought an Optiplex 3010 from CL for $160. It still had warranty until august of this year.Variability wrote: ↑Only optiplex. Bust.
Apr 7th, 2016 10:58 am
I would go with a thinkpad from refurb.io instead. Better built than a dell imho
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according to john, yep.ComplexSoul wrote: ↑Question...is it safe to assume that any laptops listed with an 128GB means that it's an SSD and anything else is just a regular 5400 rpm HDD?
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Correct, there is no 128gb 5400rpm driveComplexSoul wrote: ↑Question...is it safe to assume that any laptops listed with an 128GB means that it's an SSD and anything else is just a regular 5400 rpm HDD?
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JackWhyte wrote: ↑wow, I really cut it close yesterday, as I've been constantly looking to use my old 40% off discount for a return, but these constant sales keep depleting stock and my "watch list" units always get sold.
not so this time, and I managed to snag another one-of-a-kind laptop with everything I was looking for that *just* went on hot deal sale:
E6430 "B"
i7-2.9 GHz
1600x900
8GB memory
NVIDIA NVS 5200
128GB SSD
backlit keyboard
wireless n/DVDRW/etc.
$292 + tax
the best part about this is it has no immediate upgrade cost, no need to add an extra 4GB or 8GB (if it's 2x2GB) of memory, no need to buy an SSD (I will eventually swap out a 256GB samsung 850 evo from an older laptop and give it the 128gb dell), no need to buy a backlit keyboard (these are a worthwhile upgrade, i.e. better quality overall). my last dell e5420 was cheaper ($187 + tax) but I still needed to add an an extra 4gb of memory ($35) and a 240gb ocz ssd ($80), so it was actually *more* expensive than this one.
I better knock on wood that it works now.
Apr 7th, 2016 12:11 pm
Screen 14 or higher is fine, 1080 resolution, not gonna store anything bon it, just documents but an ssd for a fast boot up would great.
Apr 7th, 2016 12:13 pm
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