Cost price notebooks for the World Cup!

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  • RKS Computer Solutions
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    • Apr 2007
    • 626

    #1

    Cost price notebooks for the World Cup!

    I have decided, seeing as the Boks played such a great game yesterday, that I will be offering one new notebook every week day for the rest of the world cup at cost price + shipping.

    What this means, is that every day one new Toshiba Notebook will be added to the online shop and for 1 week after being added onto the shop, the price will be the absolute minimum that it can go in a long time... After that one week, pricing will return to normal never to be seen at such low pricing again!

    So, if you know of anyone that is in the market for a notebook, this would probably be the best time ever to keep an eye on our shop. Every day's notebook will be announced as soon as it has been uploaded and the timer will start ticking down on the best deal ever!

    So, whether you need a replacement anyway, or thinking about early Christmas shopping, this is the place to be! Check back every day for the deal of the day and remember, it's only available at RKS Computer Solutions!



    --> This is a message to all my peers, if you reckon I'm starting a price war and doing the wrong thing, sorry to hear about it, I don't care! Read my article entitled "David vs Goliath" to see how I feel about it...

  • RKS Computer Solutions
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    • Apr 2007
    • 626

    #2
    Today's notebook: Toshiba Satellite A200-14E 15.4 TruBrite Vista Notebook

    Normal price for September: R 9,818.16
    World Cup price (7 days) : R 9,370.69

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    • Chatmaster
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      • Aug 2006
      • 1065

      #3
      That is a seriously nice Notebook for a good price Riaan! Do I need a tv license to buy it?
      Roelof Vermeulen (Entrepreneurship in large organizations)
      Enterprise Art Management Software| Rock flaps south africa

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      • RKS Computer Solutions
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        • Apr 2007
        • 626

        #4
        Hi CM,

        Thanks, thought it would be a great notebook to kick off the whole thing with! And no, you don't need a TV license....

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        • Chatmaster
          Platinum Member

          • Aug 2006
          • 1065

          #5
          Originally posted by RKS Computer Solutions
          And no, you don't need a TV license....
          I just thought I'd point out that I like the graphics card and screen.
          Roelof Vermeulen (Entrepreneurship in large organizations)
          Enterprise Art Management Software| Rock flaps south africa

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          • RKS Computer Solutions
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            • Apr 2007
            • 626

            #6
            That's cool... still undecided about tomorrows notebook to go on... Will have to sleep on it! Might go for one of the nice Qosmio notebooks, that would put you in a total spin regarding features!

            Riaan

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            • Chatmaster
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              • Aug 2006
              • 1065

              #7
              Are they the one's with the swivel screens or is it the 'protege' not sure how you spell it. I just can't help but to doubt the robustness of those swivel screens.
              Roelof Vermeulen (Entrepreneurship in large organizations)
              Enterprise Art Management Software| Rock flaps south africa

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              • RKS Computer Solutions
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                • Apr 2007
                • 626

                #8
                The is generally those with the Swivel screens and being Tablet PC's, but there are others available in different ranges as well... Check out the Tablet PC range for swivel screen tablets...

                The Qosmio:

                Toshiba Qosmio Series - Born from the convergence of the AV and PC worlds Qosmio integrates advanced technologies to make your life more entertaining.
                It's basically the pinnacle in Notebook entertainment... Top of the range specs, High Definition DVD players/writers, fancy sound and a brilliant screen....

                So, you choose, do I go for a Qosmio multimedia notebook tomorrow or do I go for a Tablet PC?

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                • RKS Computer Solutions
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                  • Apr 2007
                  • 626

                  #9
                  Today's notebook: Toshiba Satellite P200-199 17.1 TruBrite Vista Notebook

                  Normal Price for September: R 10,410.97
                  World Cup Price (7 Days): R 9,946.39

                  PS: Big round of applause to Eskom for cutting power at 6 this morning and managing to get it on at only 15:00 this afternoon! Go boys!

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                  • leuce
                    Full Member
                    • Jul 2007
                    • 45

                    #10
                    Originally posted by RKS Computer Solutions
                    Tell me... do any Toshiba laptops don't come with those glossy, glaring screens that reflect everything behind you while you're working? I can't think how anyone can work on such a machine. A Toshiba is a good machine, I'm told, but that screen is a put-me-off.

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                    • RKS Computer Solutions
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                      • Apr 2007
                      • 626

                      #11
                      Leuce, you seem to be a "glass half empty" kind of person...

                      Photos of most products on the internet today is what is called "Marketing Shots". What that means is that a photo or picture of a product will be taken in such a way as to get the maximum exposure/feedback and/or information through in such a way that it stays in a customers mind for longer because it stands out from the crowd.

                      That said, TruBrite technology is simply amazing... Having worked on every single one of the Toshiba notebook range with TruBrite technology, you can walk outside and stick the notebook on the roof of your car, sun blazing and you will still be able to see what's going on perfectly clear on the screen...

                      Using it in an office or home environment, where generated lighting is used, the screens are magnificent and cannot be beaten. DVD's being watched will make you think you're watching it on a smaller TV...

                      Here is a link to a pdf i found re the TruBrite display of the Qosmio, but the technology is the same regardless of the line... http://za.computers.toshiba-europe.c...en-EN-EMEA.pdf

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                      • leuce
                        Full Member
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 45

                        #12
                        Originally posted by RKS Computer Solutions
                        That said, TruBrite technology is simply amazing... Having worked on every single one of the Toshiba notebook range with TruBrite technology, you can walk outside and stick the notebook on the roof of your car, sun blazing and you will still be able to see what's going on perfectly clear on the screen...
                        Okay, you've convinced me...

                        Using it in an office or home environment, where generated lighting is used, the screens are magnificent and cannot be beaten. DVD's being watched will make you think you're watching it on a smaller TV...
                        Hmm, I'm not sure about this. I have stood behind people using such glaring laptops (indoors) and it was quite annoying being able to see my own reflection on the screen, as well as the lights on the ceiling being reflected as well.

                        But if what you're saying about using it in direct sunlight is anything to go by, then I guess it's a case of "you win some, you lose some". You win by being able to see on the screen outside, and you lose by having to position your screen in such a way that it doesn't reflect too much light into your face. On my HP laptop, I simply can't work outside in the sunlight... but the matt screen means I don't have a problem with glare anywhere.

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                        • RKS Computer Solutions
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                          • Apr 2007
                          • 626

                          #13
                          Halleluja, the man is positive about something!!! hehe

                          Really try and see what TruBrite is about, you'll be amazed... You will get some glare on any screen, but Toshiba has done something special with their technology! Seeing is believing!

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                          • RKS Computer Solutions
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                            • Apr 2007
                            • 626

                            #14
                            Today's Notebook: Toshiba Portégé R500-10J 12.1inch Notebook

                            Normal price for September: R 20,337.03
                            World Cup price: R 19,733.29

                            There you go ChatMaster, Portégé is the word....

                            For those who have not heard about the R500, it is currently the thinnest notebook in the world!

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                            • Chatmaster
                              Platinum Member

                              • Aug 2006
                              • 1065

                              #15
                              Now I won't even try to pronounce that, lol

                              I must say, that is one serious piece of fine hardware!
                              Roelof Vermeulen (Entrepreneurship in large organizations)
                              Enterprise Art Management Software| Rock flaps south africa

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