Been given this deal

[Liam]

2GB 667 DDR2 SDRAM - 2x1GB
500GB Serial ATA drive
ATI Radeon X1600 with 256MB SDRAM
Keyboard & Mighty Mouse + Mac OS X
20-inch TFT display
2.0GHz Intel Core Duo
SuperDrive 8x (DVD+R DL/DVD+RW/CD-RW)
AirPort Extreme
Bluetooth 2.0
Printer/Scanner/Photocopier
Ipod Nano
3Y Warranty
MS Office

GBP1530

Good deal do you think? Has anyone had this deal in the UK and could tell me which printer/scanner and photocopier make it is?

Liam

 

[D3v1L80Y]

Sounds a little "too good" to me.
Where is this from?
At the current exchange, that works out to about $715 US. That is less than half of what the base 20" goes for in the US. I would steer clear of it if I were you.

 

[Liam]

Sounds a little "too good" to me.
Where is this from?
At the current exchange, that works out to about $715 US. That is less than half of what the base 20" goes for in the US. I would steer clear of it if I were you.

It is a reputable company...Apple themselves!!!

If you're in Education (As I am) you get it cheaper - and that is what is known as "The complete package".

 

[cazabam]

At the current exchange, that works out to about $715 US.

You've got your exchange rate back to front - US$ should be MORE than GBP. According to xe.com, 1350GBP = 2909USD.

 

[D3v1L80Y]

You've got your exchange rate back to front - US$ should be MORE than GBP. According to xe.com, 1350GBP = 2909USD.

Hehe, I just now noticed that... I am a dork. :black:


You have to admit, if it was $715 US it would seem kinda shady.
:biohazard

 

[cazabam]

It'd be the kind of deal I'd expect to see on ebay, shipped from Hong Kong, Western Union money transfer only, that's for sure

 

[BlindingLights]

Sounds a little "too good" to me.
Where is this from?
At the current exchange, that works out to about $715 US. That is less than half of what the base 20" goes for in the US. I would steer clear of it if I were you.

*sigh*

can you PLEASE explain to me how in the world (mac world, that is!) you managed to get a lower price in USD when the GBP is doing MUCH better than the USD?! I'm lost here. Unless you mean, that's about $3,000 is what I'm thinking, you probably switched that around.

That's an amazing deal, though. Any educational discount is good.

BUT, if you're willing to spend that money, go with a Mac Pro. You'll get more power, unless of course you don't NEED the power.