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    Best deal for me?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Jeroentk, Feb 20, 2011.

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    Thank you, but no, that's not a better deal for me. I am just choosing between those three laptops. This is because first of all, I like Dell. :) I am also in Europe, so the laptop you offered me isn't available. And third of all, I haven't written down the right prices. :')

    These are the right prices:
    • Inspiron 15R: $700
    • XPS 15 (1): $780
    • XPS 15 (2): $826

    Which one, considering what I'm going to do with it, should I buy?
     
    Jeroentk, Feb 21, 2011
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    Where do you live? I presumed you were american, so I gave you an american store.

    Well, the ASUS is better spec-wise, but not better price-wise :p
     
    Phistachio, Feb 21, 2011
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