Cheap Acer needs clearing

[acer-man]

I have been offered 400 of these laptops because an order has fallen through. My supplier wants to clear quickly and has offered an amazing price allowing me to sell them at £210+VAT!!!

 

Spec is:

 

Key Features:

Intel Celeron M-900 (2.2Ghz)

Microsoft Windows Vista Basic

15.4" WXGA Crystalbrite TFT LCD

Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M 64mb (up to 1695mb Shared)

1024mb (1*1024mb) RAM

160gb HDD

DVD-SuperMulti

5-in-1 Memory Card Reader

6 Cell Battery

802.11a/b/g/Draft-N WiFi

Gigabit Ethernet

 

If your school has the schools desktop agreement these are the perfect classroom laptops, if not then why not add the desktop agreement to all your computers only £28ish per computer for upgrade to Vista Business (of XP Pro), Office 2007 and Device CAL.

 

Offer valid until sold or end of June, maybe able to extend until middle of July if still avaliable.

 

Want more details please call or PM or e-mail me.

 

Thanks

 

Richard

[plexer]

If my computers are allready licenced to run XP I wouldn't want to enter into a schools agreement.

 

Ben

[acer-man]

If my computers are allready licenced to run XP I wouldn't want to enter into a schools agreement.

 

Ben

 

Very true, you could upgrade these on their own by buying Vista Business for around £45 per laptop. However this would not include office and I admit doesn't make the price so must have, sorry!

 

Richard

[Edu-IT]

What's the model?

[acer-man]

What's the model?

 

The model can be found here:

 

Acer Extensa EX5230E-901G16Mn Laptop LX.ECU0Y.141 - Screen Size - Acer Outlet

 

It is an Extensa 15.4" laptop.

 

As an aside we can add a 2 year warranty with bag and mouse to these laptops at £18+VAT each.

 

Richard

[mattx]

Key Features:

Intel Celeron M-900 (2.2Ghz)

 

Is that a key feature ?

I avoid Celeron's at all costs.

[acer-man]

Is that a key feature ?

I avoid Celeron's at all costs.

 

Well it is a feature! :)

 

I would say it depends what you are doing, Celeron is good if you are looking to quantity not high spec, browsing the internet or using word etc, do you need a Dual Core at £100 more?

 

I welcome opinions.

 

Thanks

 

Richard