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Starts at $579 with a 1.4ghz Core2 cpu, 2gigs of memory, dvd burner and 160gb hard drive. This laptop is normally $849 with these components as I just compared going through their regular ordering link.
Downside is it comes with XP Home or +$99 for Pro and thats it for OS choices.
And it also has ****poor Intel video, but you can upgrade it for $99 for 8400GT or $199 for 8600GT.
Bump the cpu to 2.0ghz in addition and to all that and you're still at $908. Not bad for anyone looking to upgrade or purchase a fast laptop that still carries decent battery life. +$40 will get you a better battery.
And because its the Vostro line, you can opt out of a lot of the garbage trialware.
Don't forget if you're of the charismatic type, Dell reps can be persuaded to either give you a little somethin free or discount your overall price.
Starts at $579 with a 1.4ghz Core2 cpu, 2gigs of memory, dvd burner and 160gb hard drive. This laptop is normally $849 with these components as I just compared going through their regular ordering link.
Downside is it comes with XP Home or +$99 for Pro and thats it for OS choices.
And it also has ****poor Intel video, but you can upgrade it for $99 for 8400GT or $199 for 8600GT.
Bump the cpu to 2.0ghz in addition and to all that and you're still at $908. Not bad for anyone looking to upgrade or purchase a fast laptop that still carries decent battery life. +$40 will get you a better battery.
And because its the Vostro line, you can opt out of a lot of the garbage trialware.
Don't forget if you're of the charismatic type, Dell reps can be persuaded to either give you a little somethin free or discount your overall price.
