Toshiba Windows 7 Core i3 15.6″ Laptop Linky
A solid basic computer for people who hate Windows 8. For others who hate the 8 note that sales of Windows 7 Home Basic, Home Premium, and Home Ultimate will cease after 10/31/14.
Use the following code for $150 off (Exp: 9/13): 62638
You will also get a $50 Visa card via easy rebate that you can submit from your computer, no snail mail required.
You can use that card anywhere or you can load it onto your Bluebird/Serve card.
Specs:
-Intel Core i3-3217U Processor
-Windows 7 Home Premium
-6GB RAM
-15.6” TruBrite display.
-CD/DVD Writer/Reader
-Built-in high-definition webcam with microphone
-Multiformat Memory Card Reader
-1 USB 3.0 port and 2 USB 2.0 ports
-Built-in high-speed wireless LAN (802.11b/g/n)
Use your Ink Plus, Ink Bold, or Ink Cash card to earn 5 points per dollar and 1% cash back on top of points if your Visa business card is registered at visasavingsedge.com
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19 Comments On "Toshiba Windows 7 15.6″ Core i3 Laptop With 6GB RAM And 750GB Hard Drive For $349.99 Shipped From Staples After $150 Coupon And $50 Rebate"
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Is it worth it to pay more for a better processor?
@ari:
Depends what you need the laptop for.
For basic internet use and word processing this is perfect.
Does “basic internet use” include streaming video?
@Anonymous:
Yes.
Is it possible to checkout from staples with multiple CCs? Amex deal…
Is this much better than the last Toshiba that was posted for 289 dollars
@tt:
This is Windows 7, more RAM, bigger hard drive, etc.
Do you know the return policy for laptops at staples?
Is this the best option? Saw that the code applies for other computers on the staples website as well.
Dan, what’s the PIN on SER visa gc’s?
(On package it says that it doesn’t have PIN access. Obviously, that doesn’t have to be true, but I definitely can’t call up and ask them to set a PIN.)
@chuck you can’t add a pin as far as I know.
Dan, Do you know if I partially pay with staples gift cards (I have 2 $20 Staples gift cards from Staples rebates) and pay the balance with my Amex SPG card would I still be entitled to the extended warrenty / insurance that comes with the card? If not I’ll pay it all on the card.
Also are there cheap laptop docking stations (possibly generic universal docking station)? I am looking to replace my desktop with a laptop but would like to my regular monitor, keyboard, etc. I know I could just hook up them directly to the laptop but if I even want to sit on the couch with the laptop or travel with it it would be a lot more easier to just unclick it from the docking station. If it would be like $50 or less I’d get it otherwise just I’ll just disconnect the monitor, keyboard, & mouse every time I want to use it away from my desk. Thanks!
@sam:
GIYF.
@Colors:
Nothing else with Win7.
@Chuck:
Did you try the last 4 digits of the card?
@Dan’s the Man:
AMEX will cover up to the amount paid on AMEX.
Dan – how does chase ink extended warranty compare to Amex? Would get a little more money back from ink, but if that warranty isn’t comparable then Amex is the obvious choice…
@sam:
IIRC it’s 14 days.
Beware, trackpad/touchpad is terrible.
You can get this one: http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Satellite-C55-B5270-156-Laptop-8GB-Memory-500GB-Hard-Drive-Intel/product_1064943 for $499-150-50(rebate)=299 And it has 8GB of memory.
@WhyZee:
That has a very old processor and Windows 8.
If I want a basic laptop is this the best one to get now