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Thanks. Checked other processors without going through the whole config and discount. This one starts at $379 with the I3 processor. The I5 drops the starting price to $349. The AMD Ryzen 5 which I have and like, that starts at $299. Repped on a good deal my dude!
Based on prior threads, this does not do anything over 1080 P on the HDMI and there's no USB-C
It's $279.99, with the 10% off it would be $251.99.
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Weird, I signed up with my new email account. I got an email, but there is no 10% coupon code anywhere.
I tried another one (my Mom's - I'm buying for her). I know she hasn't ever used Dell.
She (her account) didn't even get an email.
Took 20 minutes for code as others have said. Getting charged a $5 "Eco Fee"* $278.47 to Phoenix.
Thanks.
Dang. I was planning to order it to Phoenix area and then take it with me next month (when I go to visit my Mom - she struggles with technology
Maybe I should order it to her address (in Chicago)? Or does every state get the $5 "Eco Fee"?
Ah bummer. No USB-C PD Charging! That's huge -deal breaker for me. Guess I shouldn't be surprised at this price point.
I have both this 35xx series and the 5000 series Dell Inspiron 15, and the 35xx series feels like a throwaway laptop in comparison. The Intel 3520 lacks USB-C and even loses a USB port compared to the older 3511.
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i got the intel (non usb-c); and thinking of buying this -> Crucial 8GB [amazon.com]
i got the intel (non usb-c); and thinking of buying this -> Crucial 8GB [amazon.com]
https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-16...6820232166
https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-16...6820232166
As long as its 3200Mhz DDR4 8gb stick it will work in the AMD and intel deals talked about here.
I tried another one (my Mom's - I'm buying for her). I know she hasn't ever used Dell.
She (her account) didn't even get an email.
Any ideas?
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Dang. I was planning to order it to Phoenix area and then take it with me next month (when I go to visit my Mom - she struggles with technology
Maybe I should order it to her address (in Chicago)? Or does every state get the $5 "Eco Fee"?
I have both this 35xx series and the 5000 series Dell Inspiron 15, and the 35xx series feels like a throwaway laptop in comparison. The Intel 3520 lacks USB-C and even loses a USB port compared to the older 3511.
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How much difference would doubling the RAM to 16GB make in a low end laptop like this?