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Dell has some deals on laptops that include an Inspiron with an I7 8565U processor 128 SSD and a 1TB hd, 8 G ram and Nivida MX150. for $587
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They get various models in. The refurbishers are 3rd-party and vary, so a refub purchase is YMMV but they are very responsive though customer service you can easily return if you don't like it. New stock comes in daily but sometimes there are only a few of a particular model.
My Latitude was functionally perfect, clean screen, good battery, all seems OK. But the #*$@ refurbisher thought they were "improving it" by putting sticky vinyl overlays on the top case, on the keypad rest, and even on the touchpad. Having used another Latitude at the same time for work, I realized something was desperately wrong with the feeling -- it turns out I could just peel off the stuff and it was clean and fine underneath. I complained to Woot and they said they would take it back if I wanted but I decided I liked it after that so decided to keep it.
But back to this deal, I'd trust Dell Outlet more, especially if you want to find something relatively recent and sometimes you're lucky and get near-new condition. The trick is finding something that's close to what you want, and at the same time having a good promo or coupon code, and then getting it before it's gone.
Mainly because not everyone wants pull out a bulky laptop to show his/her client about products or project development. In other words, there are many professionals here looking for something light an inexpensive.
That's actually why I ended up with the Latitude E7450 I mentioned in my last post. Weighs a couple of pounds, rugged, good battery life as my "real use" laptop.
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People often pay more for a thinner laptop with more battery. Exclude the gpu and you get both of those and save money vs paying more.
If you hang out with people who buy MacBooks because they're popular and look cool at Starbucks then...dag nab it! You've got me generalizing people too now!
I do exclusively use laptops as desktop replacements and don't believe in "working" with a computer on my lap. If I'm working, I put it on desk. But I can see people thinking a black laptop with red backlit keyboards not fitting in a legal office. I'd definitely buy something more subtle if I were a lawyer.
XPS 13 - 9380
Intel Core 8th Generation i7-8565U Processor (Quad Core, Upto 4.60GHz, 8MB Cache, 15W)
Windows 10 Home 64bit English
512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Class 40 Solid State Drive
16GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3 Memory
13.3 inch 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) InfinityEdge Touch Display - Platinum Silver
Intel UHD Graphics
NEW condition for $1,209.16.
Certified Refurb for less.
Lightweight for traveling, decent battery life, usb-c charging, decent ips display, dedicated graphic for light gaming (overwatch or fortnite 1080p @ 60fps), less than a $1000, thanks!
Is that a pretty good deal?