Dell store?

dazftw

Is there a place in Ireland I can buy dell stuff?

I want to buy a 30" dell monitor in the next couple of months but my mother got a credit card and the limit is a €1000

So its going be tough getting one for a €1000

Is there like an outlet store or something?

Thanks

Daz.

papu

heard of google?


www.dell.ie + outlet

=http://www.dell.ie/outlet/

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30 moniter are like nearly 2 grand http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=ie&l=en&s=dhs&cs=iedhs1&sku=94059

wouldnt get 2X 22" maybe?

Pacifico

You cant get monitors on their outlet site

SoBe

can you not put the extra cost on her cc? i mean if something costs 1400 yoyos just put 400 on the card you will be in credit and can use the 1000 with it.

just a though for ya,tis what i used to do

awhir

try ebay i have seen some for 800e.

i would get 2 24" off ebay they are dirt cheap.

Timans

30"!?!?!

That's bigger than the main tv in my house.

:eek:

dazftw

papu wrote:

heard of google?


www.dell.ie + outlet

=http://www.dell.ie/outlet/

............| |
edit:.... \/ \/

30 moniter are like nearly 2 grand http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=ie&l=en&s=dhs&cs=iedhs1&sku=94059

wouldnt get 2X 22" maybe?

I was in work couldn't be bothered trying.. and I was on boards at the time

I live by google otherwise!

I dont see a point in 2 monitors? for gaming would be nice

sebastianlieken

hey deafvision, in my eyes, a 30" monitor is rediculously big , im so gonna contradict myself here but anyway... WHY NOT GO FOR A 32"!!!:D

actually a serious point, theyre much cheaper than the 30" on komplett...yeah your gonna lose a little sharpness, but theyre closer to the €1000 mark than the 30" ones... just a thought
http://www.komplett.ie/k/kl.aspx?bn=10593

OR EVEN THE 37" one!!!! http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=336568
although....damn....youd be wanting to sit quite a long way from the scrn

ur grfx card is a beast, so why not!

EDIT; jus read the dell part....meh, i stand by my point

DirkVoodoo

Are you using it for your photo editing? 2x 22" Samsung 226BW for €690 is far better sense in my opinion, large clear picture and a much better area for working.

dazftw

Yea but gaming and watching movies is going to be so unpractical on two screens!?

The 22" I have no is perfect for photo editing so really its for gaming and movies even tho the extra space will be nice for photo editing!

@sebastianlieken

There TV's, the res on them is 1366x768 on the dell is going to be 2560 X 1600

Big difference in sharpness there id say

dazftw

This look ok?

http://cgi.ebay.ie/Dell-30-3007WFP-HC-Flat-panel-monitor-The-Beast_W0QQitemZ170124283783QQihZ007QQcategoryZ174QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

SeanW

SoBe wrote:

can you not put the extra cost on her cc? i mean if something costs 1400 yoyos just put 400 on the card you will be in credit and can use the 1000 with it.

just a though for ya,tis what i used to do

Did that once myself, and that would be my recommendation too.

dazftw

SeanW wrote:

Did that once myself, and that would be my recommendation too.

How do you put credit on the card?

Im sorry am a n00b at credit cards? Do it in the bank?

beolight

having previously owned dell 30" monitor and now back to 24" monitor i would recommend the 30"

i miss the 30" multiple screens/applications open i could go on

go for it

that ebay seller is well regarded on other uk forums

SeanW

DeafVision wrote:

How do you put credit on the card?

Im sorry am a n00b at credit cards? Do it in the bank?

I was busy the last few days, soz for my slow response.

Assuming that you pay your credit card manually (not by direct debit) it's very simple. You take a large amount of money (enough to cover the current balance plus extra line you require) and pay the bank that money. When the payment goes through, the CC will have a positive, "credit" balance.

Here is a simple example:
Find an item you want that costs €900.
Credit card has a limit of €600. Of which there is a balance of €75.
You pay the bank/card account €375, you would have cleared the balance and made the bank owe you €300 on the credit card.
You then use this €300 plus the €600 limit to buy the €900 item, and you would be at, but not exceeding, the credit limit.

Soundman

SeanW wrote:

I was busy the last few days, soz for my slow response.

Assuming that you pay your credit card manually (not by direct debit) it's very simple. You take a large amount of money (enough to cover the current balance plus extra line you require) and pay the bank that money. When the payment goes through, the CC will have a positive, "credit" balance.

Here is a simple example:
Find an item you want that costs €900.
Credit card has a limit of €600. Of which there is a balance of €75.
You pay the bank/card account €375, you would have cleared the balance and made the bank owe you €300 on the credit card.
You then use this €300 plus the €600 limit to buy the €900 item, and you would be at, but not exceeding, the credit limit.

Unless of course the site you are purchasing off has a surcharge for credit card transactions.