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Acer E Machine EME727-442G32MI $569 -- $500 after $69 Cashback [Soldout]

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Acer E Machine EME727-442G32MI $569 -- $500 after $69 Cashback [Soldout]
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LInferno_Gunz on 30/07/2010 - 23:56 pricesengine.com (338 clicks)
Last edited 01/08/2010 - 02:03

Processor: Intel Dual Core T4400 (2.2GHz,1Mb 800Mhz).
Memory: 2Gb DDR3-1066MHz.
Display: 15.6” WXGA 16:9 Wide Screen Crystal Brite (1366 x 768).
Hard Drive: 320Gb SATA.
Optical Drive: DVD super multi (Dual layer).
Graphics: Integrated Intel GMA 4500M chipset 3D graphics upto 1759Mb DVMT5.0 shared memory.
Camera: Acer CrystalEye 0.3M.
Communication: 802.11b/g, 10/100 LAN.
Ports: 2 x USB Ports external VGA port headphone/speakers/lineout microphone jack RJ45 ethernet port ** NO dock/port replicator.
Card Reader: 5 in 1 Media Card Reader.
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium.
Battery: 6 cell 2.2.
Weight/Dimensions: 2.7Kg,
373mm(W) x 246.5mm (D) 27/40mm (H).
Warranty: 2Years Pickup Repair Return.

This is a Catch Up Deal I Found on the PriceEngine Facebook Page
http://www.facebook.com/pages/PricesEnginecom/10857190917833…

Edit: Cheapest Price is at Umart for $599, so it's $30 less.
Also comes with $69 cash back until 31st of August.

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  • [Deactivated] on 30/07/2010 - 23:58
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    Hmm. Probably the most mediocre pricesengine deal so far. UMart has it for $589. So it's still very competatively priced, but they've gone and set the bar really high with their earlier deals :P

  • ozhunter on 31/07/2010 - 00:08

    There's a couple of priceengine deals at the moment so I thought I would just say this here. The Ggiabyte GA-P55A-UD3P Motherboard is $149+shipping. Cheapest on static ice is $174. http://pricesengine.com/productdeals/pe10073053#getShipping

    Msy have it for $189

    Edit: Just noticed this too was on their Facebook page, which the OP has linked to in his post.

  • samfisher5986 on 31/07/2010 - 00:35

    Its a good deal, but when you consider having to post it back for warranty issues, its much easier to go to a local place like umart.

  • merc250 on 31/07/2010 - 09:50

    But it says - Warranty: 2Years Pickup Repair Return. I believe umart would tell u to deal with the manufacturer and not them.

    • Gecko on 31/07/2010 - 16:53
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      Which is illegal, all retailers must offer statutory warranty, so you must be able to send it to the retailer if you haven't done anything to break the statutory warranty. The retailer must also give you a refund within a reasonable amount of time for the price you paid.

      Note that this statutory warranty is not even defined to what everyone thinks as the legal 12 month warranty, but this statutory warranty lasts as long as is reasonable for the amount of money you spent - which can easily go beyond 5 years on high-end equipment.

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