Dell Inspiron 6400 Intel C2D 1.83 Ghz 2 GB RAM 667 MHz 15.4" Widescreen with TrueLife Radeon X1400 Gfx (256mb) 8x DVD-RW 120GB HDD 5400 rpm 9-Cell Battery Intel 3945 ABG Wifi 3yr On-Site Warranty £803 Delivered. Online speccing prices it up as £844.42 -> Phone conversation got it dropped to £803.
not to bad, i have a inspiron 6400, my specs are slightly different though, but it powers through any to most tasks i through at it! so all in all i would say a good bargin! but do you really need 3 year on site warranty? would knock £150+ off if you take it off!
Its for my brother and he's likely to break something at some point. So I think I might as well get it as its within the specified budget. I also got my laptop (XPS M1210) with a 3yr warranty - I figured why not as thats how long I will be using this laptop.
hey mate i work for dell tech support, these a good systems but defo take the warranty, i dont mean to scare you but should something go wrong with no warranty its expensive to fix
Hey SG, have a quick gander at Dell Outlet before you commit - they have an Inspiron 6400 (admittedly with half the RAM and a smaller HDD) for £458. Might be something there for you.
deja vu or get the same kit from Euro PC and delivery is a tenner, FYI my Dell M90 [M1710 chassis] with t2300, 1 gig ram, fx1500m, 60 gig 7200rpm hd, xp pro, dell 3 year warranty and 1920x1200 screen was £699 plus vat last December, have since upped the ram, video and hd
The Dell outlet price does not include VAT or delivery. Also once you add on the 3yr warranty, the price becomes much closer to the original - so once the upgrades to match spec are done, it works out so that its better to get this one. That way it will be perfect - no chance of cosmetic damage or refurbed items etc. But yes, it is worth checking out Dell Outlet as there are some really good deals around at times.
Heys guys dell also have an outlet ebay store, these machines have light cosmetic damage and come with 3 years warranty http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Dell-Outlet
