Acer Extensa Notebook Computer with Intel® Centrino® processor technology
$499.99
After $75 Instant & $125 Mail-In Savings
( In Store Price $624.99)
3GB MEMORY
INTEL® CENTRINO PROCESSOR
• Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5550
• 3GB DDR2 memory
• 160GB hard drive
• Reads and writes dual layer DVDs & CDs
• Integrated webcam and microphone
• Windows Vista® Home Premium with Service Pack 1
• Integrated 802.11a/b/g wireless LAN
• 15.4" CrystalBrite Widescreen
Model EX-5620-6419
#109445
Office Depot REBATE HOTLINE 1-866-541-0284
Offer Number: OD6303302
Description: $50-$125 Notebook Computers
Offer Date Range: 06/29/2008 - 07/05/2008 (Last Postmark: 07/26/2008)
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Stock
As of 11am, still in stock in Newark, DE (by Borders)
Looks Good
Office Depot also had this notebook on sale last month.
They had the same deal a few weeks ago. Very good deal and a nice laptop. It has the Onion stamp of approval.
slimwantsfat said:Don't forget to add on some coupons!
Is there any floating around without tech restrictions?
I bought this one the same deal last month, it runs fast and brite but gets very warm running. it needs notebook cooler. My old Dell Inspiron 6000 is better that runs no need cooler support.
Username372 said:slimwantsfat said:Don't forget to add on some coupons!
Is there any floating around without tech restrictions?You should have applied for this: Free Office Depot Discount Card - 7% Off Everything instore (Includes Tech Items). You still can apply, but you'll have to use it on later deals as it's supposed to take 15 days to send it to you.
tlsixone said:I bought this one the same deal last month, it runs fast and brite but gets very warm running. it needs notebook cooler. My old Dell Inspiron 6000 is better that runs no need cooler support.What you think and what reality is are two different things. No this laptop does not need a cooler nor does it get even close to running warm/hot. Based on your grammar I can clearly tell you do not understand how laptops deal with thermal dynamics. Please dont post your opinion when you have no knowledge. Thank you.
tlsixone said:I bought this one the same deal last month, it runs fast and brite but gets very warm running. it needs notebook cooler. My old Dell Inspiron 6000 is better that runs no need cooler support.Mine runs cool, almost as cool as my Acer 4620Z, which is the same design but has a Pentium dual core and a 14" screen. Having a slower 1.46ghz processor and 1 mb less cache, I expect that to run a bit cooler. But the difference is insignificant.
Not many $699 notebooks (none of the Inspirons, for instance) feature a magnesium case and shock dampened hard drive, in addition to its other desireable features. At $499 it's a HOT deal.
bridgeforsale said:Mine runs cool, almost as cool as my Acer 4620Z, which is the same design but has a Pentium dual core and a 14" screen. Having a slower 1.46ghz processor and 1 mb less cache, I expect that to run a bit cooler. But the difference is insignificant.
You'll have to pry my 4620Z from my cold, dead fingers. BEST laptop I've had in awhile - cheap ($100 internet signup FTW!), light, small, nice aesthetics, nice features (media reader, firewire, PCMCIA). Threw in a cheap Hitachi 7K200 200GB 7200rpm in there and now its really slammin'.
Thanks again to FW!
Username372 said:slimwantsfat said:Don't forget to add on some coupons!
Is there any floating around without tech restrictions?
Most Staples/eBay coupons do not exclude tech.
The $50 off of $500 does not.
And for some reason eBay has killed major sellers of the coupons.
openbay12345
c0de.warri0r
joywinwin
crazy.coupon
minggodman
and others
Looks like a sweet deal. Does this have bluetooth? If not, is it easy to get an internal bluetooth card and install it?... like on a Dell?
Well I take that back, eBay search for
bluetooth internal
gave some
and this for an Acer
Anyone know how the battery life is on this?
dataadmin said:Anyone know how the battery life is on this?
6-cell lithium-ion battery.....hmmm
Acer link
Six-cell lithium ion battery: up to 2.4 hours life depending on configuration and usage; 2.5 hours recharge time with power off, 3.5 hours with power on
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