Interesting. Never thought I'd see Microcenter go there. The only times I've bothered with Apple products at Microcenter was to pick up two previous gen certified Apple refurbished Macbooks (the final 2011 17" Pro and the 2015 15" Pro, i.e. the last one with normal ports) when they were out of stock everywhere across the country.
Sellers on craigslist have shown no restraint in the prices they've been asking for higher-end video cards and such, despite no warranty/return policies. Maybe Microcenter decided there's not much downside to following suit?
Found a few more no warranty, no return, no refund open boxes at Microcenter. Looks like an emerging pattern.
That’s the new MSRP after the announcement of the Gen 3 AirPods. Wal-Mart will have Gen 2 on sale for $89 on 11/10.
FYI: If you qualify for any sort of discount, Samsung offers different discounts and limits and buy back amounts depending on which type of account that you log in under. e.g, our son is an EMT and a college students, and he gets different discounts/offers/final prices on his two different accounts. Same for my wife, who gets different offers/final prices on her EMT vs HCW/work account.
This is hit or miss. There are some exclusives, I think, but the things I want are never the exclusives. I get the benefits through work too, and I've had some pretty good luck with tablets and TVs.
In addition, I just discovered that Rakuten is offering 10% back on dell.com purchases too. I only have the $120 offer from Amex, but that's still a nice stack and I might pull the trigger on a laptop tonight.
I don't see any specials out there right now. Amazon has the 1Tb Toshiba Canvio Basics for $43.09, or Amazon and Newegg have the ruggedized LaCie LAC301558 for $70. If you have AMEX Membership rewards points, there's an offer to save 15% off at Amazon if you use at least 1 point to pay (if your AMEX card has that offer). There may be an even better offer (50% off up to a max $15) if you use Chase Ultimate Rewards points at Amazon instead.
4 GB hard drive? That would go great with my Pentium desktop tower machine, it already has the maximum 4 MB RAM and I hear Windows 95 takes up a lot of disk space because of its swap file. But I don't think it has a USB-C port, just 2 regular serial ports, a parallel port, and a game port. Maybe now I can finally install the Sierra suite of games like Kings Quest, Space Quest, and Leisure Suit Larry.
Yowtch, my bad. Don't forget to grab a copy of this to maximize the performance running those games.4 GB hard drive? That would go great with my Pentium desktop tower machine, it already has the maximum 4 MB RAM and I hear Windows 95 takes up a lot of disk space because of its swap file. But I don't think it has a USB-C port, just 2 regular serial ports, a parallel port, and a game port. Maybe now I can finally install the Sierra suite of games like Kings Quest, Space Quest, and Leisure Suit Larry.
Just having some fun, I know you meant 4 TB
I used to have fun trying to squeeze as much free base memory as I could with HIMEM.SYS memory address range tricks on my 386/486. I think I once got it up to 610k.
Found this on the terms
Does that mean what I think it means? It must be my first purchase of a gift card?
Must be there for some legal reason. It doesn't mean anything. If it's not a first time gift card or balance reload, what other option/possibility is there?
It might be the Mobile RTX 3050 as opposed to the desktop RTX 3050 chipset:
