EXPIRED - eMachines D620 14'' laptop reduced further @£180 (ASDA/George Instore)

kenny_jones33

Can't find link?

redrhino

Title and last line say Instore, unless you spotted and were being sarcastic.

astropalmo

a similar model i find from the asda website is available for £ 247. op do you mean this one?
http://direct.asda.com/Emachines-Lap...efault,pd.html

jitennet

yes think so, the specs are same as there is no model number available on the advert

Computerman

crappy spec, stupidly low price. crap brand. ah well voted hot anyways altho i would uninstall vista since machine is very low spec.

philmitchell

Do people still buy eMachines

Computerman · *Last edited by Computerman : 04-07-2009 at 00:29.*

philmitchell:
Do people still buy eMachines

well the thing is its only £180 so if it breaks its not a majaor loss. If i ere tobuy this i would use it as a spare laptop or something for the kids to destroy and spill coke over. Just hope it lasts a couple of months before it gets wrecked. Compnents wise, they seem ok i would be worried about how the parts are put together, quality of motherboard and the laptop chassis. maybe invest into extended warranty option.

Kiltox

eMachines are **** but £180 says yes.

vuittion

Buy it and try it for a couple of weeks, if your not happy take it back to Asda and get a refund.

machofairy

£200 at Trafford Park

adgloride

£180 is a great price for a laptop. If its not right good at least you can use it for browsing the internet and a few other things.

HAL2000

It might not be the best spec in the world, but then it is only £180, and for that you're getting a true laptop, not a netbook, with a decent size screen, and keyboard.If it was me, I'd remove Vista, and install XP, as you won't get great performance using Vista on this spec.For those on a budget, like myself I think this offers a lot for your money, and will be a very useful machine.

So I vote it HOT, because for the price of a decent Netbook, you actually get a pretty good Laptop.You can say it's rubbish, because it's an 'eMachine', but then with the average price of laptops being much lower in recent years, all manufacturers are building to the lowest price, just to make money, and that means cutting corners on spec and build quality, just like most consumer electronics.

wozwebs

What is the max ram you can put into this?

Lebz

HAL2000:
It might not be the best spec in the world, but then it is only £180, and for that you're getting a true laptop, not a netbook, with a decent size screen, and keyboard.If it was me, I'd remove Vista, and install XP, as you won't get great performance using Vista on this spec.For those on a budget, like myself I think this offers a lot for your money, and will be a very useful machine.

So I vote it HOT, because for the price of a decent Netbook, you actually get a pretty good Laptop.You can say it's rubbish, because it's an 'eMachine', but then with the average price of laptops being much lower in recent years, all manufacturers are building to the lowest price, just to make money, and that means cutting corners on spec and build quality, just like most consumer electronics.

It will include a free upgrade to Windows 7 as any Vista Machine purchased after 26 June gets a Home Premium upgrade. Hot just for that!

EXPIRED - eMachines D620 14'' laptop reduced further @£180 (ASDA/George Instore)

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