This is a great chance to get your hands on the wonderful ASUS UL50AT-X1 15.6″ Notebook and save around $317 in the process, now that is something that sounds like a cool deal! The laptop is a 15.6 inch Display model running a Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz with a DVD+/-RW. When it comes to memory it offers the user a nice 4 GB DDR3 and massive 500 GB HDD.
These are the features and specs for the A
The computer maker HP dropped the price of the Mini 110 Mi Edition with custom version of Ubuuntu down to just $249.99, that is a new mini laptop from a top brand for under $250, now that cannot be bad, especially if you are in the market for a new computer right now.
Features:
1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU
1 GB of RAM
Anyone looking for a decent sixteen inch laptop may be interested in this deal for the large screen HP Pavilion G60t with upgrades and the option to add further upgrades for an additional fee. However, this is a 16″, Intel core 2 duo, 2 Gb RAM and 320 Gb hard drive for just $489.99.
The Deal:
HP Pavilion G60t base specs (can be upgraded):
Core 2 Duo T6400 2GHz; 2GB RAM; 1
Currently the Archos 10 mini laptop is up for sale at just under $330 from retailer CompUSA, this is a neat little computer that offers most of what you would expect from a mini laptop, but at a decent price and some pretty good specs.
Technical Specs:
Intel Atom N270 processor clocked at 1.6GHz
Intel 945GSE graphics
10.2 inch 1024 x 600 resolution display with LED Back Light
1GB DDR2 RAM
160GB HDD
Windows XP Home OS
Media card reader with support for SD, MS, MS Pro, MMC
Realtek ALC662 audio
Built-in stereo speakers
I mentioned last week that Radio Shack will be offering a $99 Acer Aspire One netbook, and I have some more info for you this morning.
As it turns out, AT&T is sponsoring the deal, which comes with a 2-year contract with the wireless company for a 3G subscription that costs $60 a month. So, you save a couple hundred buck for the Acer, but you get stuck in a contract situation with AT&T.
So, is it really a deal? Not in my opinion. The reduced price is nice, but don;t get fooled into a contract to save a hundred bucks or so.
Laptop Pimp says avoid this &
Woooh! Slow down and make sure you think about the huge ramifications of a program like Fujitsu-Siemens’ new LifeBook4Life deal.
So, here’s how it works. You buy a Lifebook. Then, you pay a $60 fee and register your new laptop with Fujitsu Siemens. Then, after three years, you mail in your old Lifebook and the company sends you a new one. Just like that.
That’s a lifelong laptop supply for the price of one.
Of course, in three years, the Lifebook will be a rock and t
