Deal Available on a call basis only.
No buying online
While stocks last
900 dollars off!
Detailed specs available here:
http://www.notebooksrus.com.au/product/lenovo-laptops/lenovo…
Call Ed on 9417 1300 for the promo price of $2299
Lenovo X1 Carbon 14.0" i7-3667U, 8GB, 240GB SSD, 3G (3444BZM) $2299! RRP: $3199
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Doesnt look like a bargain either
add this to chart and proceed to checkout, the only payment option is to give you guys a call? really?
Yes, because unfortunately with high value goods such as a notebooks we get many credit card scammers. It's good point of sale practice to at a minimum talk to a sales representative over the phone. Stung too many times… :(
No deal to be had at that price. Lenovo is usually expensive for what you get. Horize/Asus is more realistic.
Few of these on eBay for $1800-2000 with same specs.
A 2.3K laptop, am I back to the 90s?
No deal…
http://shopap.lenovo.com/au/en/laptops/thinkpad/x-series/x1-…
Is this a joke, it's $1999 on lenovo website.
It's with a 128 GB SSD but anyone can buy a 240GB SSD for less than $200 and chuck it on. + you also end up with a spare 128GB SSD.
No deal
And that's without even hunting for a better deal!!!
I'd just like to point out that the main selling points of this unit is the 3 year warranty inclusion. Windows 8 professional, not standard. With these additions + the larger SSD you will find the price is extremely competitive. It also includes all required port adapters for this ultrabook. Just search the product code around online computer shops to see yourself. This is a bargin for those who like Lenovo products if you want to stick to cheaper computer manufacturers do so at your own risk.
Comes with:
Windows 8 professional, not standard.
Can you please confirm this, as this is not stated on your deal?
spam, its normally cheaper on lenovo website when you apply the usual coupon
With coupons and added warranties and adapters its well over 3100 dollars…
Which currency are we talking about?
Does it come with a bag of diamonds?
Spam? More like scam.
Don't get me wrong, it is a nice laptop in design and I considered an X1 Carbon over a year ago, but still I think it is overpriced considering it's price and it still doesn't even have a 1080p screen. Also Lenovo customer service sucks - they will never fix/replace anything without a fight for things which should be under warranty, they just rely on their legendary build quality to get them through, which realistically can never be 100% perfect for everyone.
Only good for teachers who don't have to pay for it!!!
Legendary build quality, smoke much? since when did Lenovo have build quality?
IBM did have great build quality for a while, that has since gone well before lenovo bought it.
Rubbish value
I feel it's spam