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Moving to Deal Finder Service forum.

Luckycharm - Nice find, thanks :)

Unfortunately Dell Canada deals are ICE COLD compared to the Dell USA deals. I would suggest researching some Canada Hot Deals sites such as RedFlagDeals.com.

Hi Mark72, Welcome to the GottaDeal forums :) I am only aware of coupons for Dell US not Dell Canada, do you have a friend in the USA you can ship the laptop to?

Nice to see you two made the right decision. $499 is a killer price for this laptop, if the extended warranty was $99 for 3 years I would recommend it. Otherwise no.

Moving to Deal Finder Service forum as this is a Hot Deal request.

Please do not discuss illegal activities such as duplicating copyright material (renting a DVD and burning a copy). Unless of course you are willing to pay the potential legal fees

Moving to Deal Finder Service forum.

Nope sorry I'm not that old (hides behind Lucky)

Lucky you, congrats!

If I were to buy this for myself, I wouldn't pay a penny over $69.99

Wow nice price, how did you get it that low? Was it from the OUTLET or brand new?

LOL It sounds like the deal came at the right time. Congratulations on your new shoes and saving 30%!

For an extra $150 (and no waiting in line 4 hours) I would have bought this $649 laptop instead: 15.4" WXGA TFT active-matrix widescreen display with 1280 x 800 resolution >> Will this screen size match your needs? 60.0GB EIDE hard drive (4200 rpm) Integrated Intel® 855GME graphics with 16MB shared video memory; SRS TruSurround XT technology; S-video TV-out IEEE 1394 (FireWire) interface and 3 high-speed USB 2.0 ports for fast digital video, audio and data transfer Built-in Wi-Fi-compliant high-speed Atheros wireless LAN (802.11b/g); 10/100Base-TX Ethernet LAN with RJ-45 connector; V.92 high-speed modem Weighs about 6.6 lbs. and measures just 1.5" thin for easy portability; lithium-ion battery and AC adapter Windows XP Home Edition operating system preinstalled; software package included with Microsoft Office OneNote 2003, InterVideo DVD 5, RecordNow! and more Warranty Terms - Parts 1 year limited Warranty Terms - Labour 1 year limited Product Height 1.5" Product Width 14.4" Product Weight 6.6 lbs. Product Length 10.8" Processor Brand Intel® Celeron® M Processor Speed 1.5GHz Display Type WXGA TFT active-matrix widescreen (1280 x 800) Screen Size 15.4" System Bus 400MHz Cache Memory 1MB on die Level 2 System Memory (RAM) 256MB System Memory (RAM) Expandable To 2.0GB Type of Memory (RAM) PC2700 DDR SDRAM Hard Drive Type EIDE Hard Drive Size 60.0GB (4200 rpm) Optical Drive DVD-ROM/CD-RW Optical Drive Speeds Drive speeds not available Diskette Drive Optional Diskette Drive Type USB external 3.5" 1.44MB floppy (optional) Graphics Integrated Intel® 855GME Video Memory 16MB (shared) MPEG Yes Modem 56 Kbps* ITU V.92 *Capable of receiving 56 Kbps downloads. However, current regulations limit download speed to 53 Kbps. Networking Built-in Wi-Fi-compliant Atheros wireless LAN (802.11b/g); 10/100Base-TX Ethernet (RJ-45 connector) Audio 16-bit stereo; SRS TruSurround XT technology; Direct 3D Sound Speakers Built-in stereo speakers PCMCIA Slots 1 Type II USB Ports 3 USB 2.0 IEEE 1394 FireWire Ports 1 Parallel Ports None Serial Ports None Game Ports None Battery Type Lithium-ion Pointing Device Touchpad Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Included Software Toshiba Notebook Maximizer, Speech System, ConfigFree, Custom Utilities, Touch and Launch; Microsoft Works, Office OneNote 2003; InterVideo WinDVD 5; Quicken New User Edition 2004; RealOne Player; Sonic RecordNow!; ArcSoft ShowBiz DVD 1.3 and more

That's the spirit

What's the verdict on this? Would a 30 year old grown man enjoy this? Robosapien review and pictures Who has the best deals on this?

I bought an NEC 3500A for $62 from NewEgg.com and I'm very happy with it because: 1) It's one of THE BEST DVD Burners on the market today. 2) No rebates to hassle with. I'd rather buy a quality DVD Burner than a no-name brand.

I found some PotteryBarn coupon codes but they were for last year There are no recent coupon codes that I could locate.

Glad we could help :) Out of curiosity which item did you purchase?

So what's my prize?

I linked the 2nd coupon for you :)

I agree but I prefer flash based MP3 Players for these key reasons:1) I don't have 5000+ songs, 50 is fine with me. 2) I like the built-in FM Tuner. 3) Size, smaller the better. 4) Price, again smaller the better.

1/1/2004 - Web Site Brad can correct me if I'm wrong :)

Hi Kathleen, I would highly recommend the Creative Labs NOMAD MuVo TX for $90. Here are the benefits over the Apple iPod: Flash based MP3 player with fewer moving parts (no hard drive especially).Built-in FM tuner.Uses a single AAA battery.Weighs just 1.1 ounces!Reads both WMA and MP3 file formats, very important.Microsoft Windows plug and play to any USB equipped desktop or laptop PC.Built-in microphone for recording short voice notes or long lectures.$90 vs $299 iPod