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    Mobile i7 920XM selling cheaper...somewhat..

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Larry@LPC-Digital, Dec 9, 2009.

  1. Larry@LPC-Digital

    Larry@LPC-Digital Company Representative

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    Larry@LPC-Digital, Dec 9, 2009
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  2. kaltmond

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    It´s QS, not a good price.....

    ahh....i know this guy and know who sells him the cpu. ;)
     
    kaltmond, Dec 9, 2009
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    Is QS usually cheaper?
     
    duane16, Dec 9, 2009
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  4. Darth Bane

    Darth Bane Dark Lord of the Sith

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    Even if it's QS, it's still cheaper then retail, which i thought was around $1,000
     
    Darth Bane, Dec 9, 2009
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    You can find qx9300 QS's for 500$, which sells for around 1000$ retail too. Therefore, 920xm QS's should also be found for around 500$... but that is not the case, even if 920xm's are pretty new and there are not many machines that support it.
     
    Purlpo, Dec 9, 2009
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