Depends on which stores. Give me a price range and the particulars (memory requirements, harddrive space, brand if applicable, preferred core [I prefer AMD over Intel personally.] etc.) of what you're looking for and I bet I can find you a good deal. It really all depends on where you look and what you're looking for. Newegg.com is good too.
Normally the ones in the stores that get the best sale reduction are the models that are going out because new ones are coming in. there's nothing wrong with them, normally. They're just not the best anymore. Occasionally they'll have an awesome sale on one of the new incoming models. But when they do that, they limit the number at each store as well as online I think.
There's this Toshiba for 350 without tax and comes with the option to upgrade the memory to 4GB for a fee. There were also some refurbished Compaqs, but this is only 20 more than the cheapest of those. These are the non-sale prices though. Hmm. here's a listing of sales for Office Depot. Laptops are down the page a bit. Newegg has this selection at the moment. I organized them by price.
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Date: 2010-11-15 07:54 pm (UTC)Normally the ones in the stores that get the best sale reduction are the models that are going out because new ones are coming in. there's nothing wrong with them, normally. They're just not the best anymore. Occasionally they'll have an awesome sale on one of the new incoming models. But when they do that, they limit the number at each store as well as online I think.
There's this Toshiba for 350 without tax and comes with the option to upgrade the memory to 4GB for a fee. There were also some refurbished Compaqs, but this is only 20 more than the cheapest of those. These are the non-sale prices though. Hmm. here's a listing of sales for Office Depot. Laptops are down the page a bit. Newegg has this selection at the moment. I organized them by price.