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Where to buy a laptop in dublin

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  • 02-05-2007 4:59pm
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    nollaig
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    Not looking for anything fancy at all, basic will do. Need it to be cheap. Anybody have any ideas?


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    thebaz
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    i have had a Dell, and was going to upgrade and found them as cheap as anyone and reliable -- on the negative if something goes wrong they are a nightmare to deal with -- but i'd still use them
    probably going to get a desktop instead of laptop , but i'll still stick with dell

    www.dell.ie


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    BostonB
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    keep an eye out for special offers from Dell, both on the main site and the outlet.


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    majiktripp
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    In Dublin ...I imagine he wants a brick and mortar shop...Try The iQon PC Factory sale! or The Laptop Shop In Stephens Green Centre.


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    BobbyD10
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    I bought a Dell Inspirion 6400. €569 very cheap and has been working grand for me.


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    jonny68
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    majiktripp wrote:
    In Dublin ...I imagine he wants a brick and mortar shop...Try The iQon PC Factory sale! or The Laptop Shop In Stephens Green Centre.


    I was in the Laptop Shop in Stephens Green today and some decent laptops,etc on show.


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