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Comments on ‘Dell punts $4450 World of Warcraft notebook’Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:07 GMT
Thanks el reg
Dean • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:11 GMT
I've never laughed so hard on a wednesday morning!! The gullible and there money...
Anonymous Coward • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:12 GMT
are soon separated I like WoW....
Rob • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:14 GMT
.... but come on over 2 grand (sterling) for laptop with a bit of graphix plastered over it? If you are a fan and buy the laptop, why would you want another copy of the games. A sound virginity warning
Anonymous Coward • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:27 GMT
As per Austins wise warning, would it not be moral to offer the purchasers, who would obviously be WOW addicts, a '40-year old virgin' DVD instead of 'making of WOW' one? Thecowking approves
Dominic Kua • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:39 GMT
I wonder if i can get it without windows on? Whats the point?
Chad H. • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:50 GMT
-- But the WoW edition comes with retail box copies of World of Warcraft the Burning Crusade expansion pack, -- Wouldnt a WoW head, who lets face it, are the only ones who'd buy it, already have these? Aimed at fans?
James • Wednesday 5th December 2007 10:52 GMT
Why would a hardcore fan, prepared to spend over the odds on a laptop, want another copy of the game? Strange...
Jim Cosser • Wednesday 5th December 2007 11:10 GMT
Ok it may not be the strangest thing about this story but surely anyone who likes WoW that much is going to already have a copy of the bloody game? Custom model based on character
Ray • Wednesday 5th December 2007 11:30 GMT
Will that be with my full Tier 6 or just the random greenies ive got! @Rob
Pin • Wednesday 5th December 2007 11:45 GMT
Exactly, I like wow too but I don't really see who they are aiming this at. Besides, the horde logo is wasted when it's not in red :) Warcraft 2?
Spleen • Wednesday 5th December 2007 12:10 GMT
For $4450 they couldn't have included Warcraft 3? It's five years old, it can't be that expensive, though even at full price you'd've thought $4450 would cover it. I think this is the clearest indication that Dell are taking the proverbial. For that money
Mycho • Wednesday 5th December 2007 12:10 GMT
they might as well throw in a year's subscription or something. @Dominic Kua
Shakje • Wednesday 5th December 2007 12:35 GMT
I wonder if I can get your comments without crap sarcasm? Other games?
Iain • Wednesday 5th December 2007 12:39 GMT
Why would being beefy enough to play other games help? Anyone prepared to spend that much money on their WOW addiction doesn't have time for anything else. Smart marketing?
TeeCee • Wednesday 5th December 2007 12:52 GMT
You've got to hand it to the folks in Dell's Marketing dept. Spotting that sad bastards with absolutely no life whatsoever are quite likely to have four and a half grand to drop on a new laptop rather than blowing it on going out with their mates, beer, clean laundry or food. One thing they've missed. If you *are* a sad bastard with absolutely no life whatsoever and don't get out much, why would you want a laptop rather than a desktop? I reckon that a product with a target market of Warcraft junkies who like to get out a lot isn't going to break any sales records......... Pointless specs...
Anonymous Coward • Wednesday 5th December 2007 18:10 GMT
WoW being one of the most system spec-friendly games around lol. You'd think they'd target Crysis or COD4... You have got to be KIDDING,
Dana W • Wednesday 5th December 2007 18:21 GMT
I will never let anyone tell me my Macbook Pro is too expensive again. It cost HALF that and spins WOW just fine, my friend uses it constantly. "Not that I play WOW, when I want to be sad and alone I run Second Life" $2400 decals anyone? And they say WE buy a "name"! Where is the extra cash going?
James Taylor • Wednesday 5th December 2007 19:07 GMT
So its $1449 extra for the Warcraft branding then. This includes the add-on game that these people already have, a beta-testing run and a figure.... gotta say, thats one crappy deal right there. @Spleen
Austin Modine • Wednesday 5th December 2007 19:22 GMT
Ah damn. No, that's not Dell — that's me. Looks like I forgot an "I" on Warcraft III. I would normally blame my editors, but frankly their eyes go glassy whenever I talk about video games, so it's entirely up to me on that front. Because WoW is so, you know, cutting-edge...not.
tom • Wednesday 5th December 2007 21:07 GMT
Since WoW runs fine on simply ancient computers, one can only assume all that graphics hardware is there to support Vista. The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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