Dell Vostro 3560, Two Variants, from $769 Delivered

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Ldouglasac10 on 25/06/2013 - 16:09 dell.com (418 clicks)

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First time submitter, long time reader.

Dell have got the Vostro 3560 out on sale again. Two different models this time.

First model is $769 and as follows:

• Intel Core i7 3632QM CPU
• 4GB RAM
• 500GB 7200RPM hard drive
• AMD Radeon HD7670M 1GB
• 1366x768 screen
• 12 months McAfee (blargh)
• 6 cell battery
• Dell 1704 802.11b/g/n Wifi with Bluetooth 4.0
• 7 Pro 64bit or 8 Pro 64bit
• 1 year onsite warranty

Second model is $899:

• Intel Core i7 3632QM CPU
• 8GB RAM
• 1TB 5400RPM hard drive + 32GB mSATA SSD
• AMD Radeon HD7670M 1GB
• 1920x1080 screen
• 12 months McAfee (ew)
• 6 cell battery
• Intel Centrino Wireless N 802.11b\g\n with Bluetooth 4.0
• 7 Pro 64bit or 8 Pro 64bit
• Office 2013 Home and Business (Word, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Powerpoint)
• 1 year onsite warranty

Considering that Office 2013 Home and Business itself goes for about $250-$300 the latter one is definitely a sweet deal if you're after a new system with everything.

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  IJustKnowStuff on 25/06/2013 - 16:22

  +2

  Hahaha that "12 months McAfee (blargh)" made me crack up. +1 just for that.

  Also for an extra $120 you get better screen + Office + HDD space. Not too bad an option.
  (Though I have no idea if this is a good deal though :P)

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    douglasac10 on 25/06/2013 - 16:28

    +1

    It's annoying, you used to be able to specify them without any antivirus at all (trial or full) but now it's compulsory.

    That being said, Dell are pretty light on the software preloads these days, particularly on the Vostros, so I imagine it would be about the only thing you'd need or want to uninstall.

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      AlexF on 25/06/2013 - 17:03

      McAfee are others offer Dell a dollar or two or three for inclusion of anti-virus (which really says something about those products) and being a public, profit-driven company, Dell cannot refuse. However, they're easy to remove by anyone genuinely wishing to do so.

      Personally, I'd go for Inspiron 17R Special Edition at $900. Everyone's trying to get rid of Ivy Bridge to make way for Haswell.

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        rooon on 25/06/2013 - 19:18

        It only has Internal 10/100 Fast Ethernet. Why not Gigabit on this?

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        AlexF on 26/06/2013 - 23:04

        Who cares? More than likely, you'll be using WiFi.