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| Created: | Monday, April 30, 2007 |
| Members: | Monday, April 30, 2007 at 13:56 eastern (1299 days ago) |
| Public: | Monday, April 30, 2007 at 14:00 eastern |
| Expiration: | Monday, April 30, 2007 (expired 1299 days ago) |
| Location: | Lenovo.com (click this link) |
| Heat level: | this is a good deal |
| Countries: | available in USA |
| Details: | good deals on Thinkpad notebook computers (expired) Coupon code USP418TP10 gives 10% off of IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad Notebook Computers, models T, R, Z, and X. While Thinkpads are more expensive than many other popular laptops, many companies use Thinkpads because of their excellent reliability, durability, and support. If you want a durable laptop which can handle a lot of traveling and don't mind spending more money, look into a Thinkpad. If you want a laptop for use mainly using at home and for simple travel destinations (like coffee shops and within an office) Dell may be a better value. Lenovo has some decent deals using this coupon, including:
In the above example T60 and X60 Tablet configurations, we specified 1GB memory using "1 DIMM" module, instead of the default option of 1GB with "2 DIMM" modules. While it costs $10 more for "1 DIMM", it can save you a lot of money later because it leaves one memory slot free. If you ever want to upgrade from 1GB to 2GB, you can easily add a second 1GB module yourself. If you specify their default of 1GB using "2 DIMM" modules (512MB each), upgrading to 2GB will require replacing both modules and cost more money. If you want both a 6-cell and a 9-cell battery for a T series notebook, you can save money by configuring the computer with a 6-cell on the first configuration page, then add an extra 9-cell on the second configuration page. If you specify a 9-cell on the first page and a 6-cell on the second page, it costs a total of $44 more. A depot warranty means they arrange to pick up your notebook, fix it at their location, and bring it back to you. An onsite warranty means they bring all necessary parts to your location and try to fix it on-site. The "Intel Pro Wireless" option may cost $5 more for some configurations, but will provide better reception and software for accessing wireless networks. Business users may want to consider upgrading Vista Premium to Vista Business for about $30 more. Upgrading to Vista Business later would likely cost over $100. Larger screens are easier to read especially at higher resolutions, but smaller screens are lighter and have longer battery time. Compared to Dell notebooks, such as a Inspiron 6400, an above Thinkpad costs about $200 to $300 more in a similar configuration. But if you prefer Thinkpads, this is a pretty good deal. |
| Companies: | IBM |
| Categories: | computers |