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By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:08 GMT
You sensibly say "blue, purple, red, pink, green or orange, or grey with a choice or blue, red, pink or black trim". Dell breathlessly says "Jet Black, Tangerine Orange, Midnight Blue, Plum Purple, Spring Green, and Ruby Red, and Graphite Grey with Black, Red, Blue, or Pink accents."
You sensibly say "blue, purple, red, pink, green or orange, or grey with a choice or blue, red, pink or black trim".
Dell breathlessly says "Jet Black, Tangerine Orange, Midnight Blue, Plum Purple, Spring Green, and Ruby Red, and Graphite Grey with Black, Red, Blue, or Pink accents."
By Jamie Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:16 GMT
Another example of why free trade does not work. I have no problem with globalization or multi-national companies but it should be equivilant cost for products all around the world.
By dervheid Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:34 GMT
of "Rip-off Britain" BTW it's "Boycott" not "Bouycot". I suggest you add a dictionary (or should that be dicksionary) to your browser, Jamie!
of "Rip-off Britain"
BTW it's "Boycott" not "Bouycot". I suggest you add a dictionary (or should that be dicksionary) to your browser, Jamie!
By Eddie Edwards Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:57 GMT
If I was a grey-market importer I'd focus on stuff that is 2x the cost in the UK versus the USA, not stuff that is 2.8% more expensive. FWIW.
By Pete James Posted Friday 27th June 2008 11:06 GMT
Quite frankly, if you buy Dell then you should get help. Far better brands out there than these R&D-free table leg stabilisers.
By W Posted Friday 27th June 2008 11:40 GMT
As a final price, maybe, but that upgrade is quite clearly priced at an unjustifiable markup.
By Stephen Stagg Posted Saturday 28th June 2008 13:07 GMT
where did you get the 2.8% from? To increase £12 to £29 by adding 2.8% must mean you are using some very strange number system. By my calculations, £29 is 2.4 TIMES(240%) the value of £12, an increase of (I think) 141%. Paris, because, well, who'se calculator were you using anyway?
where did you get the 2.8% from?
To increase £12 to £29 by adding 2.8% must mean you are using some very strange number system.
By my calculations, £29 is 2.4 TIMES(240%) the value of £12, an increase of (I think) 141%.
Paris, because, well, who'se calculator were you using anyway?
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Comments on: Dell debuts designer laptop line
daft/comedy marketing colours #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:08 GMT
Bouycot #
By Jamie Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:16 GMT
Just another example... #
By dervheid Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:34 GMT
Oh noes! 2.8% UK price differential #
By Eddie Edwards Posted Friday 27th June 2008 10:57 GMT
I once had a Chopper bike. #
By Pete James Posted Friday 27th June 2008 11:06 GMT
Re: 2.8% UK price differential #
By W Posted Friday 27th June 2008 11:40 GMT
@ Eddie Edwards #
By Stephen Stagg Posted Saturday 28th June 2008 13:07 GMT