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Lenovo Y550 15.6 Laptop $599 or $519 AC T6600, Win 7 HP64, nVIDIA G 210 or 240, 4GB, 500 or 320 GB HD

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Did not see posted, if repost please delete. This deal seems very good, coupon code USPY550ELITE is limited to "750" uses.

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Intel Core 2 Duo processor T6600 (2.20GHz 800MHz 2MBL2)
Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
nVidia Geforce G 210M graphic card with 512MB memory
15.6 HD WLED Glossy, 1366*768 with 1.3M integrated Camera
4 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1066MHz SODIMM Memory (4 Dimms)
500GB Hard Disk Drive, 5400rpm
SuperMulti DVD Recordable (Tray type)
Intel WiFi Link 5100 1x2 (AGN) WLAN
6 Cell Lithium-Ion 2.6Ah
4186: 1Year Depot Warranty

$1,493.00
Sale Price: $888.00
eCoupon: Apply
Note: The eCoupon code is case sensitive
[USPY550ELITE] -$289.00
Estimated total: $599.00*
Total savings $894.00

Message edited by: zx10rrider on 2009-11-11 12:56:52 CST

The deal is sweeter at 519 if you select the below options:

1) Non-Bluetooth [subtract $20.00]
2) Select Black painting cover and Grey Palmrest [subtract $20.00]
3) 320GB Hard Disk Drive, 5400rpm [subtract $40.00]


DEAL IS DEAD

Message edited by: NeoTradeCenter on 2009-11-11 21:38:54 CST

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This is almost the same deal as 2 weeks ago here:

http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/expired-deals/962588?highlight_key=y&keyword1=Lenovo

It was a killer deal then(I bought one, it shipped today!) and it's a killer deal now. Green for you.

Message edited by: gamer83 on 2009-11-11 11:33:47 CST
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Better than 2 week ago if you can combine 6% FatCash.


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Compare to the MSI deal with same spec for $450 tax included. This won't kill my wallet.


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This is an awesome deal. Jumped on it. Thanks OP.

The deal is sweeter at 519 if you select the below options:

1) Non-Bluetooth [subtract $20.00]
2) Select Black painting cover and Grey Palmrest [subtract $20.00]
3) 320GB Hard Disk Drive, 5400rpm [subtract $40.00]

I added nVidia Geforce GT 240M graphic card with 1GB memory [add $50.00], so mine came out to 569$


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Can I click through the link in the post above to get FatWallet CashBack?


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lazyworm said:Compare to the MSI deal with same spec for $450 tax included. This won't kill my wallet.
Not the same specs. No GT 240M (Intel 4500MHD=poop) is a big deal. Also, no BT, lesser aesthetics, lesser build quality/warrenty support (Lenono/IBM>>MSI).

Message edited by: gamer83 on 2009-11-11 12:43:57 CST
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I downgraded to 320GB HDD and no glossy cover and upgraded to GT 240M (most important part of the whole laptop)


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hitchhiker1977 said:Can I click through the link in the post above to get FatWallet CashBack?

I always go to the store page in Coupons & Cash Back to get FatCash.

Go to Lenovo Fatwallet cashback page and click on "Shop Now"


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CB not going to work. I tried for over 1 hour to find the correct link on Lenovo's website.


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How does this compare to the laptops that were offered by WalMart & Amazon over the weekend for $298? Trying to decide if there might be a better deal to be had closer to Black Friday. Any suggestions would be helpful.


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Macleod518 said:How does this compare to the laptops that were offered by WalMart & Amazon over the weekend for $298?
I don't know.

How do apples compare to oranges?

Both deals are hot and both deals are targeting completely different users.

Message edited by: gamer83 on 2009-11-11 13:00:07 CST
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I would probably jump on this if they had a screen upgrade option, as the 1366x768 is my least favorite thing about the current laptop I have now.


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Macleod518 said:How does this compare to the laptops that were offered by WalMart & Amazon over the weekend for $298? Trying to decide if there might be a better deal to be had closer to Black Friday. Any suggestions would be helpful.

Most earlybird BF deals are for lower end laptops(Celerons, like todays bestbuy deal) which are dead slow and are useful for browsing internet. The killer in this deal is the discrete GPU which makes a lot of difference in performance.


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Bing CashBack 10% on Lenovo


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bing doesn't work with coupons.


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Macleod518 said:How does this compare to the laptops that were offered by WalMart & Amazon over the weekend for $298? Trying to decide if there might be a better deal to be had closer to Black Friday. Any suggestions would be helpful.

The day, week, month after a deal is posted another deal will come along which has better specs for the price. However, for a laptop deal, I'd gamble to say you won't find one near this before BF with 4GB DDR3 memory and a nVIDIA GT 240 GPU for under $600 (if your interested in these specs). The WalMart and Amazon deals were very good for persons in the market for laptops with those specific specs IMHO.


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flobb said:I would probably jump on this if they had a screen upgrade option, as the 1366x768 is my least favorite thing about the current laptop I have now.
you are right. Since this already has discrete GPU, they should have offered a screen upgrade option.


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on main page, click the #1 Advertisement to bring you here. then select the Y550 with sale price of $888.

CJXing said:CB not going to work. I tried for over 1 hour to find the correct link on Lenovo's website.


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