A New Dell PC 268.00 euro+Vat

MarinoMark · 10-10-2004 4:18pm #1

Ok So You will have to buy or use your old keyboard and Monitor as they are not included but if you want a major upgrade for small money,especially if running Windows 95/98/2000 on a system at home, This is hard to beat

http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/dimen_2400?c=ie&cs=iebsdt1&l=en&s=bsd

Regards Mark.

unklerosco · 10-10-2004 5:00pm

It works out at €445 by the time u get to the checkout...

damien · 10-10-2004 5:07pm

Nice one Mark. They actually include a keyboard too.

damien · 10-10-2004 5:08pm

Worked out as €325 for me.

Chalk · 10-10-2004 5:12pm

325 incl delivery
unklerosco make sure your deselecting the 3 yr warranty on the first page

MarinoMark · 10-10-2004 5:20pm

Thanks Chalk, I was wondering about the 445 too, Bleedin Warrenty !
Mark

ondafly · 10-10-2004 5:21pm

nice offer. downside is no AGP.

although 160 gig and 256 ram. tempting

byte · 10-10-2004 5:32pm

I assume as it uses onboard graphics, it may not have an AGP port?

Dingatron · 10-10-2004 5:36pm

€325 here also. You have to take everything off for that price. Still good value for an office/home pc.

damien · 10-10-2004 5:38pm

Is there anything on the mobo details ?

unklerosco · 10-10-2004 5:40pm

My GF has a 2400... I presume they is all based on the same mobo. There's no AGP slot on it. 2 slots for ram only..

din0saur · 11-10-2004 11:32am

Has anyone actually bought one of these headless PCs? Last I heard Dell would only sell PCs without monitors to business customers although I don't know how that works in practice. Shame if it's true as that that price makes me consider upgrading my home PC..

tipperaryboy · 11-10-2004 7:38pm

What mark was saying is the price of 268.00 does not exist its 269.00 AND thats for BUISNESS CUSTOMERS ONLY!Not home customers!
Recheck the facts mark!

Doodee · 11-10-2004 8:50pm

You can get a far better specced machine from other suppliers for about €350.

madramor · 11-10-2004 9:22pm

Processor:
Intel® Celeron® Processor (2.6GHz, 128K cache, 400MHz FSB)
Operating System:
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition SP2 - English
Memory:
256MB Single Channel DDR (1x256MB)
Hard Drive:
160GB (7200rpm) IDE Hard Drive with 8mb DataBurst Cache
Optical Devices:
48x CD-ROM
Keyboard:
Dell QuietKey Keyboard
Mouse:
Dell PS/2 Scroll Mouse

for 269+vat = 325.49

where can you get a better specced machine for 350

yankinlk · 11-10-2004 9:33pm

Doodee wrote:

You can get a far better specced machine from other suppliers for about €350.

celeron processor, only 80 gb hd and only 128 mb ram...

i wouldnt take a present of it

madramor · 11-10-2004 9:38pm

yankinlk wrote:

celeron processor, only 80 gb hd and only 128 mb ram...

i wouldnt take a present of it

the dell is specced as i stated above

therecklessone · 11-10-2004 10:28pm

yankinlk wrote:

celeron processor, only 80 gb hd and only 128 mb ram...

i wouldnt take a present of it

You missed the free double memory and free hard drive upgrade offers, so it is a 160GB HD and 256MB RAM...

rubadub · 12-10-2004 8:17am

tipperaryboy wrote:

BUISNESS CUSTOMERS ONLY!Not home customers!

Nothing to stop you saying you are a business. I ordered 2 dells a few years back for use in work, took 2 weeks to arrive, I rang and asked what the delay was as I needed it for work. They said "oh its for a business? you should have said that when you ordered, we would have made sure it got out sooner, we respond business customers quicker". Made me sick. My father got a "business" dell computer since we wanted to use the old speakers and cd writer, just gave some madeup business name, it arrived in 2 days...

huh! · 13-10-2004 3:33pm

Thanks Mark, and today is the last day for free memory and hard drive upgrade aswell!

okidoki987 · 14-10-2004 9:37am

Apart from the double memory and HD offer finishing yesterday, when I went into the website this morning and started clicking on what I would need, the cost finished up at over 600 Euro for nothing special!

jor el · 15-10-2004 2:57pm

If you're buying from Dell the extras cost a fortune. As soon as you go selecting 'extras' like a floppy disk (€25) and modem (€15) excl VAT they become very pricey. The best I've seen though is €31.75 for a USB printer cable. :eek: That just takes the biscuit.

A guy at work here bought the one on special offer with 160G HD and 256M RAM. Not a bad deal but he did have to pretend to be a business to get that price.

Capt'n Midnight · 15-10-2004 7:37pm

In fairness €15 for a modem with drivers installed & some sort of tech support is a no brainer.

UnFond memories of the first PnP USB robotics 33.6 modems. - first thing you did was pen the case and set the jumpers to COM3 IRQ5 'cos then you wern't trying to hit a moving targets.

BTW: www.jaguarcompsys.ie are doing internal floppy drives for €6 + VAT

No one makes really cheap USB floppies or do they ?

A New Dell PC 268.00 euro+Vat

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