Free Lexmark X2690 all-in-one and Dlink Wireless WBR1310 Router, Norton Internet Security after $210 mail in rebate. Closeout

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• Intel Pentium Dual Core T2390
• 3GB of DDR2 memory
• 250GB hard drive
• Burns DVDs and CDs
• Built-in wireless 802.11bg
• Built-in webcam
• Special Offers
Price was:

$679.99
You save:

-$100.00
You pay:

$579.99
Mail-in rebate(s):

-$50.00

Rebate Details
Price after
rebate:

$529.99

I own the EX5620-4025 and upgraded it to 2.5GB RAM. Runs Vista Premium quite well now.

This 3GB model is great for those who don't want to fool with upgrading RAM on their own.

Only better deal on an Extensa I've seen lately is when OD had one with a T5550 processor, 3GB RAM, 250GB HD for $499 AR. It was a closeout and I missed that one.

This one is still a pretty good deal, though, considering the other freebies.

williamsonoma said:How do you get the free printer and router?

They are FAR. When you click the link, scroll towards the bottom of the page. You'll see

"Accessories
Acer Extensa EX5620-4801 15.4" Widescreen Laptop
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Lexmark X2690 All-in-One Printer/ Copier/ Scanner Verge Professional Laptop Case D-Link WBR-1310 Wireless-G Router Symantec Norton Internet Security 2008
Lexmark X2690 All-in-One Printer/ Copier/ Scanner

Verge Professional Laptop Case

D-Link WBR-1310 Wireless-G Router

Symantec Norton Internet Security 2008
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Purchase these together with the computer.

idealguru said:this was $429 after $150 rebate until y'day

Are you sure? I didn't see this deal last week. I was going to get one this week till you said it was $100 less last week.

Very good deal except for the fact that Intel x3100 is a turd, even by on board video standards.

think I got this with a T processor for 400 bucks in July