Comments on: Best Buy -Toshiba L35 for $249 on Black Friday

By: mani

mani — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:15:56 +0000

I have one and can get it for $299. Normally $599. Great condition. Everything works. Window vista upgrade free with purchase.

By: mani

mani — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:15:00 +0000

I have one and can get it for $299. Normally $599. Great condition. Everything works. Window vista upgrade free with purchase.

By: mani

mani — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:15:00 +0000

I have one and can get it for $299. Normally $599. Great condition. Everything works. Window vista upgrade free with purchase.

By: » $249 Toshiba L35 thin and light notebook w/Vista coupon! | George Ou | ZDNet.com

Tue, 22 May 2007 22:39:13 +0000

[...] this is just too good to turn down. Best Buy will sell the Toshiba L35 15.4" widescreen notebook (normally $599) for $249. It is tagged as a "Vista Capable" notebook which means it will run Vista but not [...]

By: Roger Ingersol

Roger Ingersol — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 06:15:27 +0000

Getting all these hits from the mainstream media that bestbuy did not have the inventory to back up their blakFriday ads.

Y’all hearing anything like this?

I’d assumed it was just disappointed folks, grumbling ’cause they didn’t get what they came for–but I keep hearing it.

I went for this notebook–but they were “ticketed out” when I got there.

There were kids camped out overnite in sleeping bags and tents, so I just assumed they were there first thing when the doors opened and nabbed the few lappys available.

If I were fourteen again and with xmas money, I’d have been camped out with them–but as it is, no regrets.

Kinda partial to dell, myself. Looking at the 1504/5 Inspirons, specifically.

Best,
z

By: Roger Ingersol

Roger Ingersol — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 06:15:00 +0000

Getting all these hits from the mainstream media that bestbuy did not have the inventory to back up their blakFriday ads.

Y’all hearing anything like this?

I’d assumed it was just disappointed folks, grumbling ’cause they didn’t get what they came for–but I keep hearing it.

I went for this notebook–but they were “ticketed out” when I got there.

There were kids camped out overnite in sleeping bags and tents, so I just assumed they were there first thing when the doors opened and nabbed the few lappys available.

If I were fourteen again and with xmas money, I’d have been camped out with them–but as it is, no regrets.

Kinda partial to dell, myself. Looking at the 1504/5 Inspirons, specifically.

Best,
z

By: Roger Ingersol

Roger Ingersol — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 06:15:00 +0000

Getting all these hits from the mainstream media that bestbuy did not have the inventory to back up their blakFriday ads.

Y’all hearing anything like this?

I’d assumed it was just disappointed folks, grumbling ’cause they didn’t get what they came for–but I keep hearing it.

I went for this notebook–but they were “ticketed out” when I got there.

There were kids camped out overnite in sleeping bags and tents, so I just assumed they were there first thing when the doors opened and nabbed the few lappys available.

If I were fourteen again and with xmas money, I’d have been camped out with them–but as it is, no regrets.

Kinda partial to dell, myself. Looking at the 1504/5 Inspirons, specifically.

Best,
z

By: Scott Smith

Scott Smith — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:59:29 +0000

What really bugs me about these Toshiba Models is that there is nothing listed for them on Toshiba’s support site (both U.S. and U.K.).

Nothing on their product pages about them either.

The closest I could find is a single L30 with Intel 410 on the UK site (which apparently isn’t available in the U.S.).

Something weird not being disclosed about this model and is more than likely why it’s “cheap”.

By: Scott Smith

Scott Smith — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:59:00 +0000

What really bugs me about these Toshiba Models is that there is nothing listed for them on Toshiba’s support site (both U.S. and U.K.).

Nothing on their product pages about them either.

The closest I could find is a single L30 with Intel 410 on the UK site (which apparently isn’t available in the U.S.).

Something weird not being disclosed about this model and is more than likely why it’s “cheap”.

By: Scott Smith

Scott Smith — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:59:00 +0000

What really bugs me about these Toshiba Models is that there is nothing listed for them on Toshiba’s support site (both U.S. and U.K.).

Nothing on their product pages about them either.

The closest I could find is a single L30 with Intel 410 on the UK site (which apparently isn’t available in the U.S.).

Something weird not being disclosed about this model and is more than likely why it’s “cheap”.