Save Over $600 on ThinkPad Laptops at Lenovo Australia – Offers End 01-08-10
Lenovo Australia is having a quick fire weekend sale, with up to 35% off a selection of their award winning ThinkPad personal computers. These great deals can save you over $600 on certain models if you order online by midnight on Sunday 1st August 2010. Simply add the coupon code -
AUPWE3007
at the online checkout to enjoy these fantastic savings -
- ThinkPad T410 Was $1760.00 now $1232.00 SAVING $528.00!!
- ThinkPad T510 Was $1820.00 now $1274.00 SAVING $546.00!!
- ThinkPad X201 Was $2269.00 now $1588.30 SAVING $680.70!!
These amazing deals offer free delivery and handling, but be sure to order online before midnight on Sunday 1st August 2010 to secure a great personal computer at a fantastic price.
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Free Monitor with Dell Australia Small Business – Offer ends 05-08-10
Dell Australia small business is currently offering a free 20inch monitor when you purchase a Dell Vostro laptop before midnight on Thursday 5th August 2010. Simply click on the link below and purchase either a -
- Vostro 3300
- Vostro 3400
- Vostro 3500
- Vostro 3700
to pick up a Dell E2010H 20inch widescreen flat panel monitor absolutely free. Plus if you order the Dell Vostro 3300, 3400, or 3700, you can also upgrade to 3 years next business day support with 3 years ProSupport for only $199. As always, amazing value offers only available online from Dell Australia small business.
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78% Third Quarter Revenue Boost for Apple
Apple Australia has reported a massive 78% rise in global profits for the Macintosh empire, thanks to the release of the iPhone 4 and the innovative iPad. These cutting edge products have seen Apple achieve a new third quarterly record for Mac sales, with a staggering 8.4 million iPhones sold during this period alone! This increase of 61% compared to last year’s third quarter is one of the most significant reasons in the huge hike in profits, plus with the iPad’s release, it’s easy to see why Apple figures are going through the roof.
Apple’s chief executive, Steve Jobs, said -
It was a phenomenal quarter that exceeded our expectations all around, including the most successful product launch in Apple’s history with iPhone 4. iPad is off to a terrific start, more people are buying Macs than ever before, and we have amazing new products still to come this year.
Revenue was reported as $15.7 billion up to 26th June 2010, a rise of some $5.97 billion compared to the $9.73 billion for the same period 12 months ago. With the company also reaching a new quarterly record for Mac sales, it’s easy to see how Apple’s quarterly net profit was also up to $3.25 billion compared to last year’s$1.83 billion.
Apple’s chief financial officer, Peter Oppenheimer, said -
We’re really pleased to have generated over $4 billion of cash during the quarter. Looking ahead to the fourth fiscal quarter of 2010, we expect revenue of about $18 billion and we expect diluted earnings per share of about $3.44.
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Save Over $1000 on ThinkPad L Series Laptops at Lenovo Australia – Offers End 31-07-10
Lenovo Australia is offering over $1000 discount on their range of L Series laptops when you order online before midnight on Saturday 31st July 2010 using the coupon code -
AUPLSERIESDEAL
at the online checkout to enjoy these fantastic savings -
- ThinkPad L412 Was $1883.65 now $699.00 SAVING $1184.65!!
- ThinkPad L512 Was $1775.65 now $727.00 SAVING $1184.65!!
> > Click here for video tour of ThinkPad L Series
These amazing Lenovo ThinkPad L Series deals also feature free delivery, so you’ll have to get your skates on to ensure a slice of this awesome action, only available online until midnight on Saturday 31st July 2010.
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$1 Replicator (worth $199) with ANY T410/T510 laptops
Get a Port Replicator for only $1 with a purchase of ANY ThinkPad T410/T510 laptop. Offer ends Monday August 2nd 2010.
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Save Over $1200 on ThinkPad T Series Laptops at Lenovo Australia – Offers End 02-08-10
Lenovo Australia is offering up to 35% off their range of T Series laptops for a limited time, with savings of over $1200 available on all models! Simply order online before midnight on Monday 2nd August 2010 using the coupon code -
AUPTSERIES35OFF
to enjoy these fantastic savings -
- ThinkPad T500 Was $2748.05 now $1399.00 SAVING $1349.05!!
- ThinkPad T410 Was $3075.75 now $1759.00 SAVING $1316.75!!
- ThinkPad T510 Was $3098.05 now $1819.00 SAVING $1279.05!!
- ThinkPad T410s Was $3861.35 now $2599.00 SAVING $1262.35!!
> > Click here for video tour of ThinkPad T Series
These amazing deals also feature free delivery alongside these monster savings, so be sure to order before midnight on Monday 2nd August 2010 to secure one of these great personal computers at an unbeatable price.
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$1 Replicator (worth $199) with ANY T410/T510 laptops
Get a Port Replicator for only $1 with a purchase of ANY ThinkPad T410/T510 laptop. Offer ends Monday August 2nd 2010
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Save Big Bucks on Dell Australia Small Business Bundles – Offer Ends 29-07-10
Dell Australia small business is offering a great selection of discounts on their awesome bundle packages, which are perfect if you want to kit out your home office or update your current equipment. Simply order online before midnight on Thursday 29th July 2010 to save over $100 on these great office bundles which are perfect for small businesses -
Bundle 1
Save $119 on -
- Vostro 1015 Laptop
- 19inch Flat Panel Monitor
- V105 Inkjet Printer
Bundle 2
Save $188 on -
- Vostro 1015 Laptop
- 20inch Flat Panel Monitor
- 1130 Laser Printer
Bundle 3
Save $138 on -
- Vostro 3500 Laptop
- 23inch Flat Panel Monitor
- 1130n Network Laser Printer
Plus, you can also pick up 3 years next business day support and 3 years ProSupport for end users for just an extra $199. These great Dell Vostro small business bundles are only available online until Thursday 29th July 2010, so do hurry if you’re in the market for an office upgrade.
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10% Off Studio 17 Laptops at Dell Australia
Dell Australia is currently offering 10% off their awesome Studio 17 laptop when you order online for a limited time only. Simply add the coupon code -
BBVCLNX0MXT9CP
at the online checkout to enjoy this delicious discount. The Studio 17 delivers HD graphics, awesome sound quality, and also features up to -
10% Off Dell Studio 17 Laptop
- Intel i7-740QM 2.93GHz Processor
- Windows 7 64bit Home Premium
- 6GB RAM
- 1TB Hard Drive
- 17.3 HD Display with TrueLife
- 1GB Radeon HD 560v Graphics Card
- 1520 Wireless Network Card
- 1 Year Carry in Service
This great saving is only available for a very limited time, so be sure to act fast if you want to pick up a state of the art personal computer at an amazing price.
> > Click here to order with Dell Australia
Save Over $2000 on ThinkPad Laptops at Lenovo Australia Clearance – Offers End 18-07-10
Lenovo Australia is having an absolutely huge money saving clearance sale on 3 of their top selling ThinkPad laptops, the X200, T500 and the X200s. Now when I say there is money off, these deals real do take the biscuit, with up to $2500 off! Simply click on the link at the bottom of this page to save a huge amount of cash on some of Lenovo’s award winning personal computers. Check these prices out!
- ThinkPad X200 Was $2948.41 now $1399.00 SAVING $1549.41!!
- ThinkPad T510 Was $2748.05 now $1399.00 SAVING $1349.05!!
- ThinkPad X201 Was $3915.21 now $1399.00 SAVING $2516.21!!
These amazing deals feature free delivery and will ship from the plant within 8 days. Be sure to order quickly, as these deals are only available whilst stocks last, so get your skates on if you fancy a great personal computer at an out of this world price, only available online with Lenovo Australia.
> > Click here to order with Lenovo Australia
Dell Regains Number Two Computer Manufacturer Spot
Global shipments of personal computers leapt 22.4 per cent during the second quarter as businesses began to return to the market and replace their aging machine. A trend which helped Dell regain its position as second largest computer manufacturer according to new data released by research firm IDC.
IDC said however that the trend was mainly confined to desktops and that laptop and netbook sales have fallen largely due to weak economies in the US and other countries.
The new figures were made available a day after Intel, the world’s largest silicon chip manufacturer posted a 34 per cent vault in second quarter sales figures, which the chip maker attributed to strong demand from corporations particularly in the server system and laptop segments.
PC makers shipped 81.5 million computers in the second quarter, IDC said.
“Commercial replacements continue to grow,” IDC analyst Bob O’Donnell said. However, Mr. O’Donnell said consumer activity has started to slow.
Dell regained its position as the second largest computer manufacturer, edging out Acer with more than 19 per cent growth as a result of increased business demand and on the back of strong growth in both the Asia Pacific and Latin America. Dell Australia sales figures are unknown.
Lenovo also performed well, and grew its sales by an eye popping 47 per cent on the back of increased demand from both Europe and emerging market sales.
Hewlett-Packard Co. held on to the No. 1 spot with world-wide growth of 12% from a year earlier.
Half Of All Windows 7 Operating Systems Being Installed On 64 Bit PC’s
Software giant Microsoft says that the arrival of its latest operating system Windows 7 has dramatically increased the uptake of 64 bit computing, with nearly half of all installations of the OS using the 64 bit version.
Most Dell Computer Australia come preconfigured with Windows 7 which enable the buyer choose the correct version to suit their needs.
According to data provided by Microsoft, 46 per cent of PC which run Windows 7 are powered by the 64 bit version of the OS, a much larger increase than the uptake seen with Vista or XP in the past.
“Compared to Windows Vista at three and a half years after launch, only 11 per cent of PCs running Windows Vista worldwide are running 64-bit,” revealed Brandon LeBlanc of the Windows client communications team.
“The price of memory has dropped over the last several years making it easier for OEMs to up the amount of memory in the PCs they ship. And most major processors in PCs today are capable of running a 64-bit OS,” he said.
“There are also more and more compatible devices and applications for PCs running 64-bit Windows 7,” he wrote in a Windows Team blog post.
Previously Microsoft has offered 64 bit versions of its operating systems, with a 64 bit version of XP made available in 2001.
Despite the multi-tasking benefits provided by a PC which has the ability to support more than the 4GB maximum memory of 32 bit systems, compatible hardware costs and limited software availability has kept the 64 bit version on the sidelines.
To this day, just one per cent of Windows XP installations are 64-bit, while 89 per cent of Vista users are using a 32-bit version of the operating system.
“With Windows 7, running a 64-bit OS is becoming the norm,” Mr. LeBlanc claimed.
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