as usual please feel free to threadcrap saying things like "i hate bing CB more than my mother in law" or "it is easier for a FWer to get a girlfriend than to receive this CB using a coupon"
Message edited by: FatWallet moderator on 2009-08-21 23:08:59 CDT
kshell said:1. Does this qualify for free Windows 7 upgrade?
2. How much more to upgrade the processor to a Q9300 (Windows 7 WinXP mode)?
Yes it does qualify for Windows 7 upgrade. The processor upgrade costs $100 more. 512MB video card is another $41. The base model does not come with video card
SleekWallet said:as usual please feel free to threadcrap saying things like "i hate bing CB more than my mother in law" or "it is easier for a FWer to get a girlfriend than to receive this CB using a coupon"
laku said:kshell said:1. Does this qualify for free Windows 7 upgrade?
2. How much more to upgrade the processor to a Q9300 (Windows 7 WinXP mode)?
Yes it does qualify for Windows 7 upgrade.
Just a warning regarding HP and the Windows 7 upgrade. I don't know anything about the current US situation/offer but I did run across this relevant item the other day concerning UK people getting the short end of the HP stick regarding Windows 7 upgrades:
Luddite said:laku said:kshell said:1. Does this qualify for free Windows 7 upgrade?
2. How much more to upgrade the processor to a Q9300 (Windows 7 WinXP mode)?
Yes it does qualify for Windows 7 upgrade.
Just a warning regarding HP and the Windows 7 upgrade. I don't know anything about the current US situation/offer but I did run across this relevant item the other day concerning UK people getting the short end of the HP stick regarding Windows 7 upgrades:
HP strikes back on charges for 'free' Windows 7 upgrade It is generally known on tech forums that the 'free' upgrade comes with a catch. The catch is one's gotta pay the S&H. In the US, it seems HP is charging $12.99 as S&H for the Windows 7 upgrade based on various laptop deal posts.
mikesay98 said:What's EPP mean? You mention it in the title with a lower price, but nothing else after that... Ah... finally kinda figured out a way to get EPP discount too, pre-CB price is down to 481.99, with 25% CB that would come to 361.49 wow sweet, might pull the trigger, as long as I can be sure EPP and BingCB work together...
Back in Dec 2008, I bought a HP SmartMedia Windows Home server using EPP and bing.com (live.com) CashBack, one day after the purchase I received an email from Microsoft CashBack team indicating 15% CashBack had been process. One month later, I received another email from the team indicating that I was not qualified for the CashBack because of EPP.
You will be taking a big risk expecting they would honor both EPP and CashBack.
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