If the reference was to the 2011 BestBuy Lenovo G575 laptop it was: 179.99 You can see in here: http://www.stlpcwizard.com/BF2011/Best%20Buy%20-%20BF%202011.pdf The laptops were similar, but the Frys one had better specs. **Best Buy: AMD E-300 processor, 2 USB ports, 1 mono speaker (in most), 2GB RAM, 250 GB Hard drive: $179.99 **Frys: AMD E-350 processor (a bit faster), 4 USB ports, 2 stereo speakers, 3GB RAM, 320 GB Hard drive: $178.00 I noticed that the current cheapest 2012 black friday laptops (at Walmart [$179 Compaq] & Best Buy [$187.99 Lenovo]) have the old AMD E-300 [$187.99 Lenovo] and AMD C-60 [$179 Compaq] processors. I would stay away from those unless you know how to install more memory, turn off Windows services, stop many programs from auto starting, and the like. The C-60 especially is very weak. It will work for browsing and some light tasks and editing, but not real multi-tasking. I'm surprised by the lack of real laptop deals so far to be honest. Like a $230/$250 Core i3 or so.