discounts
Looking for an insane deal on a laptop? Look no further than
Best Buy. They have a sale going on now that you wouldn't believe. We got a screencap just in case you miss it.
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newegg
- Newegg: 24-hour sale
- Woot: Refurbished Dyson DC18 All-Floor Vacuum for $259.99
- Buy.com: ASUS Eee PC 4G Surf Celeron M 900MHz 7" Widescreen Laptop for $294 + free shipping
Highlights From Dealhack- Staples: Peachtree Pro Acounting 2008 Free After Rebate
- Newegg: RCA RP5050 Digital Voice Recorder with Camera $35 Shipped
- MacMall: Wacom Graphire4 4x5 Graphics Tablet for PCs & Macs $40
Highlights From Buxr- Meritline.com: 8 x 21 Rubber Armored Binocular for $7.69 w/ Free Shipping after coupon code M24804545POFF
- Frys.com: Crucial 4GB DDR2 PC5300 Laptop Memory Kit $34.99 after rebate
- HobbyLobby.com: 40% Off Hobby Lobby Printable Coupon (expires Sept 6)
eepc
Mike writes in with an update on what he's doing to
get his Asus EEPC fixed. We think his number one way to solve the problem is to activate the extended warranty protection on his credit card. His reply to that is, "My credit card has an extended warranty but since it is still in warranty with
Asus, that can't help." Not that we want to embarrass Mike, but since this can help other people, I need to point out that this isn't true.
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asus
In the battle for customer satisfaction, if Mike's letter is any indication, it appears that ASUS is (still) under siege attack by General Incompetence.
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insiders
An Asus technician has stepped forward out the shadows to give us the 10 insider tips for getting through and getting better and faster tech support from the computer and computer parts maker. Some things just can't be fixed though, but it's at least to know the soul-crushing math they're using to destroy the customer experience. Considering how bad their tech support is, you're definitely going to need these tips...
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readers
Chris M. bought an
ASUS laptop for $1,800 bucks. It had a stuck pixel — a garish, polygonal barnacle of LCD green which maddeningly drew his eye. But upon contacting ASUS, he was informed that the subpar screen on his $1,800 investment couldn't be replaced for free. Why? ASUS doesn't have that deal with Toshiba, the manufacturer of the screen.
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complaints
We received several complaints and consumer stories in the past few days that, while heartfelt, weren't epic. Ergo, we put them all together into one package and post them after the jump.
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