Is this a good deal on Dell E1505?
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I have Dell brand PC. Usually their deals are pretty good...I believe so that this particular deal is not bad. Go for it...
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Hope you meant this\n\nhttp://www.store-direct.co.uk/review~b/digital/dell/gg-qu-computerpackages?gclid=CMqD8P6y4IgCFSFtMAod5nrRkQ
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Greetings:  It depends what you are looking for, for example, do you need CDR/DVD, built-in wireless, do you want light weight - or doesn't matter - all these things you have to think before you purchase - overall I will say - no one can bit DELL's aggresive marketing and price.  There is on for $649 dollars + I believe $99 dollars upgrade for CDR/DVD.  Check out in their website.  But watch out for the shipping charges.  You might want to think a great somewhat used laptop from some pc store.  Let me know if you need any info regarding that.  Good Luck
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I'd recommend avoiding the Everex and get the low end Dell if possible.\n\nThe price CAN'T be that much less. The Dell is $499.00 and we have one. It will serve you fine for a while.\n\nhttp://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=19&kc=6V440&l=en&oc=DNDWDA1&s=dhs
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Better than Gateway.\n\nIt all depends if you really get what you pay for, or if you get what you paid for.\n\nI hate paying for things I don't want or need.  So, I build my own systems.  For much cheaper at times.  The only time Dell (or any other Brand name) is cheaper is if most of the cost is due to the Flat Screen.\n\nSo, if a complete system with Flat Screen is $499, than that is a good bargain IF it has 512 MB DDR and 80 GB HDD or better.
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i like this question, suggestion for that is Dell's Inspiron E1505 due to the Core Duo processor - go with the state of the art.\nhttp://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/entnb_e1505?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
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best bet at a price of under £650 is the Dell Inspiron 6400\nhttp://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/inspn_6400?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs
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I like DELL more than others.\ngood pricing-good quality-good features
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This one sold on ebay for $154.27.  Look at the specs and this might help you determine a good price.  The fact that the auction has 21 bids means several people thought this was a good price.\n\nebay item number: 8764127217
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I wouldn't turn my back on it. It always depends on price and anticipated use.\n\nThree of my friends have recently picked up a brand-name notebook, 1GB RAM, 100 GB hard drive, built in bluetooth and WiFi, DVD burner, Windows XP Home, AMD 1800 processor and 15 inch screen, external (USB) floppy. It has been selling here for US $999, no rebates. That's been the cash register price.\n\nIf what you are looking at is $200 less, I would say they are equivalent values.\n\nAs for use, yours is quite adequate for standard business use and home computing. For graphics manipulation or gaming it is a bit of a lightweight. If it's significantly cheaper, US $600 or less new from a good local store, I'd go with your selection. It sounds like yours is a respectable, competent machine. Only your preferences and pocketbook and availability in your area can say for sure.
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Both are great, but i would go for the 700 if price is no object.  The upgrades are already inset and the machine, everything from the boosted power supply to the insane video cards.\n\nTry to use a coupon, as they will drop that price down a bit.  At least a couple hundred dollars.  Here are some:  http://www.24houredeals.com/dell-coupons-23-mer.html
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That will run XP easily enough although it won't be very punchy.\n\nAn extra 256Mb of RAM (cheap as chips from Crucial / Kingston) will help no end.\n\nAs long as you are paying no more than 150 GBP for it then it is a good buy.
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Dell's are a great value, they are rather pricier than the competition. HP is a good performer, it is quite solid, the lid hinge is a prblem because after 20 rotations, the screen becomes all wobbly. E machines, are complete bargain notebooks, the new N10 bundle avalible at Wal-Mart is a solid performer. It is a quite basic notebook, but i have one and it runs well, although the proprietary sempron processor is kind of lousy, i would replace it with a Core Xeon which is Intel. Emachines didn't really do well prior to the n10 especially the M2105 which my brother has, the battery runs down and wears out quickly, hinge is too. wobbly. You are better of with a Dell if you have enough money, they start at around $543, the toshibas start at $739 and the e machines n10 is the only E machines notebook available and it is a great value, consisting of LoJack Laptop Trace, a flash drive, a Targus notebook backpack for only $548.95 at Wal-Mart. It is nice
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Well, the $1500 limit sets you up a bit, but you can still get a good pc.\n\n1) Processor-  Definitely AMD for gaming, you get a definite advantage. Dual Core is also worthwhile. Pretty much any X2, even the cheapest, should serve you well.\n\n2) Hard Drive- Whatever capacity floats your boat and at least 7200rpms.\n\n3) RAM- Minimum of 1gb, 2gb if you want to be a bit more future proofed.\n\n4) Video Card- 6600, 6800, 6700 or 6800, whichever you can afford. Don't go cheaper than these and get one with no less than 128mb, preferably 256mb.\n\nOther than that, have fun! Dell has an XPS line of computers intended for gaming and Alienware has some nice gaming computers too.
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I got lucky at a computer fair. A Dell Latitude laptop with 1.7 GHZ, 512 MB of RAM, Windows XP Pro, and a CD burner for $600!
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For about $1200 (base):\n\nCentrino Core Duo & and ATI X1600 grfx card. Portable gaming with a decent battery life. What else could you want?\n\nhttp://www.ibuypower.com/ibp/store/configurator.aspx?mid=173\n\nWell, you could always spend $3000 and get the Dell XPS M1710. Now that's a godly laptop if you're willing to shell out the money.\n\nFor $3500, you can get a laptop with nVidia GeForce 7800GTX Go SLI and a 19" monitor. I'm curious about how much power it'll take to run that desktop replacement though.
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check krex's $299.95\n\nhttp://www.krex.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1538\n\n\n \nDell Latitude CPX Notebook. 650MHz Pentium III 256MB Memory, 20GB Hard drive, CD-ROM, 802.11g\n\n \n\nSuper Dell deal! \n\nGet an off-lease Dell Latitude P3 650 MHz system with 256 MB of RAM, a 20 GB hard drive, CD drive, Windows 98 and Wi-Fi G! This notebook is network ready with a Trendnet TEW 421PC wireless network adapter.\n\nFeatures:\n\nIntel Pentium III \nWindows 98 or 2000 \n256MB Memory \n20GB hard Drive \nCD-ROM Drive \nSpeakers \nPCMCIA  \n802.11g Wif\n\nDell Latitude  \nProcessor:  Pentium III 650MHz  \nOperating System:  Windows 98 or upgrade to Windows 2000 \nDisplay:  14 inch LCD  \nMemory  256MB SDRAM  \nHard drive:  20GB  \nOptical Storage: CD-ROM \nPCMCIA Yes \nS-Video Yes \nAudio Yes.  Mic. headphone, and speaker jacks. \nUSB Yes \nExternal VGA Yes \nSerial and Parallel ports Yes \nExternal keyboard PS-2 jack for external keyboard \nPower Power brick and cord included