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Good deal on Basic laptop needed. Any ideas?

Mark 00 · 2010-10-11 23:10:02

My sister is looking for a new laptop. She has a budget of around 500 euro. She only really needs the basics for college and music/films. I know you could get one with the basics cheaper but she wants to spend a bit and get a decent one that won't age too quickly. Anybody know of any good deals going in a bricks and mortar…

11-10-2010 11:10pm

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Mark 00

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My sister is looking for a new laptop. She has a budget of around 500 euro. She only really needs the basics for college and music/films.

I know you could get one with the basics cheaper but she wants to spend a bit and get a decent one that won't age too quickly.

Anybody know of any good deals going in a bricks and mortar shop in Dublin?

Gonna head to PC world on Wednesday but just wondering if there are any other deals going

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#2 19-10-2010 1:22am

fangio99

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If you go to Harvey Norman or Powercity you can haggle the price down. PCWorld and Currys don't want to know about discounts or haggling.

Also Elara.ie are based in Park West so you can buy online but collect it from them next day.

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