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Noticed this offer today it seems good
http://m.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/ask-direct/24731889?nlp=&CID=UK_CRM_1_0_0_209&a=1664

Looking to buy one don't think it will be cheaper else where?

JackClark

That's an exceptionally good deal.

dpb

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/13-m...ct-via-1616937

This one??!!

Appalling spec for the cash, but its an apple of course

dpb

Appalling company to deal with as well it seems

JackClark

Ignore the troll.

dpb

Supplying the facts

JackClark

"Appalling spec for the cash, but its an apple of course"

Hardly. Show me a laptop case of Apple spec for less money. Also show me the level of service and support and put a price on it. Another product having bigger numbers for less cash doesn't make the Macbook Appalling.

dpb

If you're desperate for an old mac you might as well go for a refurb from apple themselves!

BlkKnight

Played with a friends MBP 14 over the weekend. Not a bad bit of kit. Screen was lush.

Quite a lot of money for what essentially is an exceptional screen on quite old tech.

I'm waiting for the new gigabyte P35k or the P34G

http://uk.gigabyte.com/products/prod...px?pid=4636#kf

http://uk.gigabyte.com/products/prod...px?pid=4626#kf

Tidgy

duel core chip on an £1100 laptop?

lol, if you have to go for apple then, tis what it is, mega pricey compared to its competitors.

JackClark

Don't forget resale. I got £500 for my £1000 Macbook after 3 years, PC Laptop would be in the bin.

Tidgy

at 3 yers old i'd junk the macbook too lol some people are just blinded to buying mac

dpb

P35. Looks tasty

hodgy0_2

is the retina display worth the premium?

I have just bought my daughter the 13" one (non retina) for £860 odd quid

it did seem pricey for the spec, but it does look and feel like a quality bit of kit

with the retina display though - crikey

JackClark

If you're into photography it's quite likely the best your photos have ever looked. I used one for a week, took another week to get used to my own.

hodgy0_2

aha, so best not to look at one in the first place

JackClark

Exactly.