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Sure is it costs near 400 Pounds in the UK...

whs said:

Somebody on the PC help forum just asked whether he should buy this laptop for $399. I think it is a damn good deal.

Intel i5 - 2.6 to 3.1GHz
8GB of RAM
1.5TB HDD
Intel Iris graphics - which is currently the fastest graphics chip

If you need a laptop, this one is hard to beat for the price. Take the HDD out and put it into a caddy and replace it with a 250GB SSD for under $100 and you have a really nice laptop.

That's £399, quite a bit more than $399. I personally won't own anything from HP again. The hardware is good but the support sucks!

Yes, its quite a bit more.

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Yes, as a rule of thumb, things in the UK are 60% more than the US equivalent.
Part of that is tax, 20% vat.

maxie said:

Sure is it costs near 400 Pounds in the UK...

That used to be the favourite a while ago. There seem to be other good ones around.

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COMPUTIAC said:

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SIW2 said:

Yes, as a rule of thumb, things in the UK are 60% more than the US equivalent.
Part of that is tax, 20% vat.

maxie said:

Sure is it costs near 400 Pounds in the UK...

What is that feed the commonwealth tax or feed the politician tax :)

There is a large and ever growing population. People are expensive to run. Very few are true net contributors. It has to be paid for by tax and borrowing. Huge cuts to public services are coming.

SIW2 said:

Yes, as a rule of thumb, things in the UK are 60% more than the US equivalent.
Part of that is tax, 20% vat.

maxie said:

Sure is it costs near 400 Pounds in the UK...

And that is on normal US prices. But in the US there are always super deals that we never see in Europe. Example: