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    Ordered a New Sager

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Garandhero, Jan 8, 2008.

  1. Garandhero

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    I ordered today, How long does it usually take to get it. I got UPS ground.
     
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    Most resellers will send you an email with a link to UPS (or who ever) that indicates your expected arrival date.
     
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    Oh... Ordered a few hours ago.. got a confirm of order but nothing else from Sager... the guy said he was gonna like send me a confirmation with my Final Price cause he was gonna apply some discount. When does that happen?
     
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    you ordered direct from Sager?

    may i ask WHY?
     
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    I was about to order and I noticed they have this new 45nm processors ?? Are they any better ?? Who is the best to order Sager apart from Sager ???
     
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    emblazoned Notebook Consultant

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    xoticpc or powernotebooks are good candidates. they also tend to be cheaper than direct from sager.
     
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    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    The new 45nm Penryn CPUs are better to choose since they are more optimized for power consumption and creates less heat.

    And yes, I would recommend to go through Powernotebooks or XoticPC, rather than going directly through Sager for slightly better pricing, but most importantly, much better service/support.
     
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  8. Donald@Paladin44

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    Ground to where?
     
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    Jikeel Notebook Consultant

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    More importantly what did you order? :)

    According to UPS:

    Delivery Commitment Day-definite delivery typically in one to five days

    I would stretch that and say 1-5 business days once they have the product. Usually closer to the 3-5 day mark though.

    Hope that helps!

    Congrats on your order!
     
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    UPS is specific to a certain number of days in transit, but you have to know the origin and the destination to know exactly how many business days it will be in transit.

    So, if it is shipping from Sager we would need to know to what Zip Code it is being shipped to determine the exact number of business days it will take to reach its destination...absent weather or equipment delays.
     
    Donald@Paladin44, Jan 8, 2008
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