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    Possible to get IFL 90 w/o processor?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by cinohpa, Jul 8, 2008.

  1. cinohpa

    cinohpa Notebook Enthusiast

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    Does anyone know and resellers that sell completely barebones compal notebooks? The resellers I've seen always include a processor. And other things I don't need.

    Thanks.
     
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    they are available all over the place. xoticpc, zipzoomfly, microexpress, rjtech, etc etc...
     
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    I haven't checked all of those resellers, but I know xoticpc still sells a processor with their systems (and it looks like zipzoomfly as well as a few from the faq do too). I don't want to buy a machine with a processor, ram, hd if possible.
     
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    Be careful with rjtech!
     
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    amazing. Thank you.
     
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    :smile: Check my link in the sig
     
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    remember that is the wxga they also offer the wxga+ for 505$ and wsxga+ for 555$ and yes they are simply amazing prices.. i honestly dont know how they do it.. but ive bought from them without a problem
     
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    Ayle, how did you find that page on the website? I had to search np92 to get to that page, the barebones notebook didn't show up on the laptop page. . .

    I'm just confused that they wouldn't advertise their barebones notebooks too.
     
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    Zfactor told me how to get there a while ago. They don't really have any interest in advertising the barebone alone as they make more money selling "pre-equipped" laptop, they don't sell the different parts alone too so they can't make money on that I guess...
     
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    Also, if they sell the parts, they can't extend a system warranty, which is risky.
     
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    i can vouch for microexpress for you.. trust me they are great. i bought 3 jfl92's from them all are fine. 1 had a issue and i sent it back they refunded me within hours literally of getting it. they also shipping me out a new one ahead of time. great company so far imo. if you call them talk to casey.
     
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