PC World - The High Street Rip Off
Posted on 25 Sep 2009 at 14:36
Avoid the high-street rip-offs
Author: Tim Danton
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I recently bought a netbook from PCWorld for a colleague. As a dealer I knew you could get a dual core Atom and 240Gb hard drive for about £50 more than the current prices. This option was not availble at PCWorld with their entire range all offering single cores and 160Gb drives. Not very upto date are they?
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