10.11.2009 08:57
LogicBuy offers the Lenovo IdeaPad G550, $210 off
Category: new notebook modelsBy: Ivan Zhekov
An over $200 discount seems irresistible
Reportedly, LogicBuy has an alluring offer for its customers. Lenovo IdeaPad G550 notebook is now available for purchase on LogicBuy web site for $449.
The original price of the product is supposedly $659 but consumers get an instant $100 discount and a stackable $110 coupon. Moreover, this product ships for free.
What do you get for $449? The Lenovo IdeaPad G550 comes with the T4300 dual-core processor clocked at 2.1GHz, 3GB of memory and 250GB hard drive. In addition, this product has a 15.4-inch LED display and Intel’s X4500 graphics controller. The IdeaPad G550 also houses a DVD Burner and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g.
This device runs Microsoft’s Windows 7 and has one year warranty.
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