Dell do a dimension 2400 pc for about £370, but you can get for only £261 if you do the following

Specs:
2.6 Ghz Celeron
256mb DDR RAM
40GB hdd
DVD/CDRW drive
Windows XP Home
Speakers etc.

Go to www.dell.co.uk and click on 'Home & Home Office'. Enter the E-Value code 305 - D1025 in the boxes at the bottom of the page (this takes you straight to the appropriate package).

Change Support Services to 1 yr Collect and Return. Click 'Update price' then click 'continue', then 'continue' (again), then 'Add to basket'.

Enter code 2CH8N$N0BGN5V9 for a further £40 off giving the total of £261.91 including VAT and shipping.

hope this helps

 

What money/hassle am I talking to upgrade that to a P4 (and keep the 2.6GHz) and double the RAM?

40gb HDD I can live with (got a 9gb now lol) and the rest is cool, but all this talk of P4 and 512 RAM makes me want it

 

Oh and do you get a screen with that?

 

full system mate not a flatscreen tho

 

cheap as fookin chips

 

That is just SO cheap!!! How much to upgrade to 17" Flat monitor......

 

fook me that sounds decent.might have to have a look...

 

So, what are Dell really like then??

Can anyone else compare, pricewise??

 

my mate has a dell and is chuffed to bits with it, they build em for you when you place an order and are supossed to be damm good

 

Gra

Cheers for the info, just ordered one

 

Done a bit of exploration and found you can get the Dimension 3000 (instead of D1025 replace D1035) for £306

similar spec, still not P4, but bigger HDD and 512 RAM

 

How about buying the system without monitor and then going for one of these......

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=76435

At least then you get 3 years decent warranty on the monitor and you can go for 1 year on the PC.

 

Tried that Chris - you can select no monitor, but only if you select the TV option and thats £400 odd

 

Nice one Gra, just ordered 10 of them - bargain....
Especially with properly licensed XP Home as well

 

10? you rich fukker

 

fookin cheap - but celeron processors are prety slow

 

Yeah, not the highest specs but fine for small offices etc..

 

i know it aint gonna set the world on fire, but for that price, i thought it was a fookin bargin, plus i rate dell highly as well, and will by my next one from dell if i cant be arsed to build one myself