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I have heard that same theory before that the trial software on new PC's are like commercials on TV.SNGX1275 said:
I've seen some people dispute this recently, but I haven't found any hard evidence (didn't look either). But it makes sense to me that all the free trial crap and toolbars are put on by PC manufacturers because it offsets some of the cost, so they can offer lower priced devices.
SNGX1275 said:
I've seen some people dispute this recently, but I haven't found any hard evidence (didn't look either). But it makes sense to me that all the free trial crap and toolbars are put on by PC manufacturers because it offsets some of the cost, so they can offer lower priced devices.
In the ultrabook sector, yes, but not so much for the rest of their products.Julio said:
No they don't, on the PC space they are often evenly matched with most other manufacturers give or take a few features/$$$.
they have deals all the time. you can get the really good ones, like the one in my link, every month or so. I was just copy and pasting a response i used on someone else because i thought it fit xDJulio said:
I went out shopping for an ultraportable two months ago and I found them to be evenly matched. But you're right, for a mobile workstation (Macbook Pro vs. ThinkPad T series, per your example), there seems to be at least a few hundred to be saved if you go the PC route.
Your link points to an expired deal, so it's not $700 but I found Lenovo is offering amazing discounts for the holidays: http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/...-category-id=AA35DF77B594680023A04BD6BB1B6878