Turtle Beach X41 Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Headset $105 at eBay
Dell Business has the Dell Vostro 1320 13.3" Core 2 Duo Laptop (Obsidian Black) for $1023 - 40% off with coupon code GL3D56XJCW9FT0 [125 uses] = $614 with free shipping. Start with the $918 base configuration and then configure as below ($999+ for coupon). [Compare]
Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 w/ VT 2.4GHz, Windows 7 Professional
4GB DDR2, 8x DVD DL Burner, Intel GMA 4500MHD, 6-cell
320GB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth
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I'm so in need of another laptop. My previous one just died (especially after I took it apart). I was serioiusly contemplating on those previous HP i7 coupon deals, but it became invalid. After looking at this one, I'm still unsure on what to get and for how much. Any inputs would be appreciated. I wish this came with or had the option of BR. What is better? A slower quad core or faster dual core? I tend to be using it for multi-tasking, movie viewing and ripping; gaming not so much, but always good to have that option available.
The Intel i7 is their latest series processor. A system with an i7 will likely come standard with 6GB RAM (at least from what I have seen). And while the Core series processors are still the mainstream, they are last generation. So if you want latest and greatest, go with the i7. Be patient - you'll see another coupon within a few days. If you want more of a bargain, go with a Core series system.
thanks for the reply, but not to get caught up with "the jones'", which one is better in terms of performance?
Wait for the i3/i5.