Fujitsu LifeBook A1120 C2D 15.6" Notebook, Wireless N, Bluetooth, $599 @ MLN

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Store RepPMLN on 28/01/2010 - 12:54 mln.com.au (961 clicks)
Last edited 20/04/2012 - 13:14 by 1 other user

A great Fujitsu Laptop that is made in Japan, with a 2 year warranty Core 2 duo procesoor and 320 GB hard drive for $599.
spill proof keyboard,
and one of the brightest and clearest LCD panels we have ever seen.
Upgrade to 3GB Ram for $65.

Only 120 units in total available, Available only while stocks last (no further shipments)
Order online for $29 courier delivery Australia wide,
or availabe in store at West Melbourne. (no surchage on Visa, Mastercard or EFtpos.)

Please direct all delivery and sales enquiries to the MLN online store or MLN retail store.

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz T6400
Memory: 1GB DDR2 RAM
Storage: 320GB HDD Shock Proof HDD
Optical Drive: DVD-Burner (Dual Layer)
Screen: 15.6 Inch WXGA (Superfine)
Connectivity: Wireless, 56K Modem, 10/100 LAN, Bluetooth
Built in Devices: USB, Card Reader, HDD Shock Sensor, Webcam,
Operating System: XP Pro Downgrade, or Windows 7 Upgrade
Warranty: 24 Months National Pickup Warranty

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  Cluster on 28/01/2010 - 14:39

  Fujitsu is the last manufacturer to make all their laptops in Japan. Everyone else (Toshiba, Sony, etc) has moved to China for all but the $3k+ premium laptop ranges.

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  Bappy on 28/01/2010 - 16:47

  Hi MLN

  Is there an option to upgrade the RAM (say 4GB)?
  If yes - how much?
  And will it void the factory warrenty?

  Cheers

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    Store RepMLN @ MLN on 28/01/2010 - 16:52

    With the 32 bit operating system there is no point upgrading to 4gb ram as windows 32 bit does not utilise more than 3gb.
    You can take the unit to 4GB and it is a lot more expensive as both slots will need to be filled with 2 X 2GB ram modules for $65 each.
    I would recommend 3GB ram,
    It will not void the warranty as MLN will be installing the Ram.

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  Bappy on 28/01/2010 - 17:49

  Thanks MLN - its actually 3.5GB (max for 32 Bit OS)
  I've got a spare 64bit OS - so looking for dual channel 4GB ram (2X2GB)
  But $130 for 2X2GB is expensive…
  Anyways - Cheers

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    Store RepMLN @ MLN on 28/01/2010 - 18:08

    It is 3GB as shown on the PC in front of me.
    Some machines can go up to 3.5 depending on components and setup.
    This machine on offer will support 3GB ram under 32 bit.
    I cannot comment on other operating machines,

    when you apply for the win 7 upgrade, you have the choice of installing 32 bit or 64 bit windows, either way.

    We do not use generic Ram modules and in order to not void the warranty this is the price for this RAM module. Generic Ram will void the Fujitsu warranty, and in order to save $10-$15 per module I would not recommend this.

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  Flash on 29/01/2010 - 13:37

  MLN, can you comment on why the feedback form on the website never seems to allow my messages to go through. Can you also comment on why I was charged $95 for a single Transcend 2GB Ram stick when others where offering i for $50-$75?

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    Store RepMLN @ MLN on 29/01/2010 - 15:58

    Please refer to the original posting for the answers to your questions.
    The upgrade offer is $65 as advertised here and on the MLN website and has been $65 since the promotion has started.
    If you click on the link on the right hand side the upgrade offer is $65 as advertised.
    If you are having trouble submitting enquiries online via the website, this could be due to security settings or other spam filters on your computer, you will also need to fill in the security question on the MLN online enquiry form before submitting your question or feedback.
    Please call the West Melbourne store if you cannot send an email or submit the form.

    Please direct all sales and delivery enquires to the MLN online or retail store directly, or to the store you made the purchase from.

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  wikiwiki on 29/01/2010 - 15:25

  is this a good deal guys? seems like it.
  looking for a laptop for my mother, so mainly web browsing.

  thank you

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  shawnsor on 29/01/2010 - 15:32

  Is the graphics any good? does the ram only supports up to 800 speed?