1. Electronic Fund Transfer:- The online fund transfer details will be sent later if you want to go ahead with this option.
2. Credit Card:- The credit card details will be taken manually from you, i.e. over the phone once your order confirmation is received, so that we can swipe your card virtually here in DELL Bangalore Headquarters. This is a highly secured process.
3. For Demand Draft:- Make a DD in favor of “Dell India Pvt. Ltd.” Payable at Bangalore and courier it to them.
4. For Cheque:- Make an AT-PAR Cheque in favor of “Dell India Pvt Ltd” and courier it to us.
1. Electronic Fund Transfer:- The online fund transfer details will be sent later if you want to go ahead with this option.
Yes, you need to pay the money before.
They won't budge regarding the OS, you have to get the Windows Vista Home Premium too.
The excise duty, VAT and octroi are all heavy taxes. It comes down to nearly 6-7k as taxes on a 40k or so rig. If the new place you go to doesn't have Octroi charges, they you can save a couple of grands. There's no work around for excise duty and VAT.
The final price of XPS M1530 would shoot up to 53-54k. I would suggest get the normal Inspiron 1420. Base price is 31-32k. The WXGA+ (1440 x 900) screen is just 1k additional. You can opt for GeForce 8400M GS 128MB GDDR3 graphics card in that too for Rs. 3.5k more. The remaining specs are just the same. XPS M1530 and Inspiron 1525 just have the looks. Inpsiron 1420 with above customizations will near 40k, that's good VFM if you ask me
Sadly noOk.
Damn those Dell People, I guess informing them that I m a student in some college might be able to get me some discount, right? I will order the laptop after getting admission only so that I can show them admission slip etc if required to avail the discount if available.
also check *www.screentekinc.com/dell-truelife-lcd-screens.shtmlIs reflective screen which I think is annoying the only quality of Truelife? Or does it add anything worthwhile to the display?
From Dell website - "TrueLife displays feature a smooth, glossy screen. A TrueLife display offers a viewing experience that is more crisp and more vivid than lower resolution displays that have anti-glare coatings and lower contrast ratios."
From what I understand, Truelife is just an extra glass cover that reflects everything behind. But, if it is antiglare coating, then what is 'glossy' and reflective? Am I missing something about Truelife?
*forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=48572
@gx: try to get the conroe processor instead of the allendale if you want it to last for 4 years.
And try bargaining over phone. If you quote previously made deals where good offers were given to you, you can get further discounts. The RAM, CPU and OS can easily be bargained with. So try to get a free Vista Ultimate upgrade.
You might want to ditch that Microsoft Works 8.5
Try to get a free external battery pack for extra power. It will be useful in the long run(pun intended)
and try doing it over phone. If I remember right, you have the OEM version of Office 2008. So use it instead.[/quote]Conroe?????? CONROE... that was in 2004
The CPU I M getting is the latest one available from Dell right now.
They won't buzz on the OS, but still I will try.
I will tell them that I don't need any Value added softare of any kind. Either a blank HD or just Windows.
Remove the Sound Blaster Advanced HD crap and invest the same in 9cell battery. The former is just software.
And No carry case??!!
yes, but it gained popularity among VFM hunters in mid 2007.@ gautam. Conroe was first Core 2 Duo architecture released in 2006.