wazman

The Celeron is more of a business processor - it's not quite as good with gaming or CPU-intensive tasks (of course, the graphics in both those laptops won't get you very far with gaming. But the Sempron has more raw horsepower than the Celeron). If I had to choose, I'd go HP first, and then Toshiba. As for a Dell? I'd go for that one before any of them.

Wait a second... I'm confused. What if you get something at Walmart on BF and put it on layaway that day (say the HP laptop for $398). Does this mean once it's no longer BF that I have to pay the price I'd normally pay (in other words, if it was really $698, I'd have to pay off $698 as opposed to $398)? How could they do that? Isn't that false advertising, or bait and switch?