thanks, another question - are these deals worth it?
am i able to get better deals elsewhere? (for a laptop, budget ~500-600)
Do understand a bit on marketing pricing.
UP mean Usual Price which may not be the RRP Manufacturer Recommended Retail Price.
Challenger pricing is normally price for Member only.
The 0% instalment for cc is added in.
Credit card banks charged 4% off the full amount.
Summary. It may be higher than market pricing.
At the point of purchase it is a good idea to do upgrade on RAM and top up the difference.
Standard RAM is good for the very basic.
Should u upgrade later it is waste on both cost and nobody do trade in and u pay the difference.
Last day is a good bargain.... COMEX.
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