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HP Incredible Labour Day Savings Event: Pavilion 15.6" Laptop w/i3-2350M, 6GB RAM, 640GB HD $380

Posted September 2, 2012 @ 10:54am
Expires September 6, 2012

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HP Canada is getting into the Labour Day Savings as well with a couple of pretty good limited time offers. Until September 6, you can take advantage of a few promotions including the following:

The laptop is a decent value buy at just under $380. You're getting a second-generation i3 processor, sizeable hard drive and good amount of RAM that should be enough for students and casual laptop users. It doesn't have a graphics card but it does come with Bluetooth connectivity, built-in HD webcam and a 6-cell battery. The notebook also weighs just over 5 pounds so commuters might find it suitable for travel too.

Both items ship free but are only on sale until September 6.

Thanks to anon_s for sharing this one with us!

Source: anon_s via the Hot Deals Forum

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- raskal
- is that laptop a first generation i3? I assume so since it doesn't say 2nd Gen
  
  I *must* find a new system for my brother so I don't kill him through phone support!
- twin
- 2nd generation.
- anon_s
- is that laptop a first generation i3? I assume so since it doesn't say 2nd Gen
  It's Sandy Bridge, so 2nd gen.
  
  http://ark.intel.com/products/53438/...ache-2_30-GHz)
  http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-C...r.53423.0.html
- raskal
- 2nd generation.
  so glorious hive mind.... is it a good buy?
- anon_s
- so glorious hive mind.... is it a good buy?
  Just a cursory look at FS/BB and I can find only refurbs at this price but they are all 4GB DDR3/500GB HDD.
- CouponCodes
- It's not a bad deal at all, but what bothers me is it shows as discontinued everywhere I look.
  
  And there are no reviews on Newegg (it was discontinued before even a single review?) or anywhere in the usual places I looked.
- SumDumGuy
- posted the other day:
  
  http://forums.redflagdeals.com/hpsho...eship-1222907/
- Fantaz
- posted the other day:
  
  http://forums.redflagdeals.com/hpsho...eship-1222907/
  Yepp.. I had a feeling this was a repost.
- Fllay
- so glorious hive mind.... is it a good buy?
  No, it's so so. RAM are super cheap nowadays ~ free.
  And I wouldn't recommend HP laptops, unless it's their higher end or business lines.
  Their customer supports & services (or lack thereof) + products (IMO) were awful back then, perhaps they have improved? Honestly, I'm surprised they're the best selling PC company.
  From my exp, Dell & Lenovo customer supports & services are not that great either but they're still >>> Hewlett Packard's.
  
  In fact, I won't even recommend their printers unless it's super cheap. They used to be good. Back then, I prefer HP slightly over Canon over Epson. Now, it's Canon >> HP, not that Canon is that great. (Go read PCMag or PC something I forgot, HP rated the worst out of all 5 or 6 or 7 printer maker companies.) I hate this. Printers used to be so durable and simple to operate back then. Now, a decade later, they seem t io have regressed. More driver issues. More fragile. Back then, printers can run for many years without any repairs. Now, had too many printers crapped out in less than a yr or slightly over a year. (Don't they care about the environments? the children?) Things seem to have gone downhill since they started using chips in the cartridges/ink tanks. Sorry for the rants.
- nitroblu
- not worth the headache of dealing with HP's terrible customer service after the thing falls apart, and it will quickly fall apart because HP struggles to develop laptops that avoid overheating issues
- jjege
- not worth the headache of dealing with HP's terrible customer service after the thing falls apart, and it will quickly fall apart because HP struggles to develop laptops that avoid overheating issues
  been using hp for 5 years with 0 issues
- wilsonia
- been using hp for 5 years with 0 issues
  My gf and i have had 3 HP and all 3 of them either overheat or won't turned on. Luckily our mastercard/visa had the extended warranty to cover it.
- kamran
- I can't find information on the laptop keyboard, is it bilingual?
- bobintor
- The desktop is French localization, French keyboard ?
  Can you just replace it with any English keyboard ?
- Relayers
- same here but with one issue. The power supply of my printer was dead, got a new one the next day.
- dengcn
- p6601f description said "french localization", could anyone explain to me what this "french localization" mean?
  
  - French only Win 7 operating system and software interface? (No English?)
  - Or it also supports French besides English.
  
  Thx
- BUGNUT
- With my HP laptop I had the notorius graphic failure after only 23 months. I called the customer support after searching the internet to see what other customers were doing and what HP had to offer.It seems HP would extend their warranty to 24 months for the GPU failures. When I called HP they told me my laptop was not on their list of affected laptops. I then asked them if my battery was covered under their recall, of course they said it was not on their list. Bottom line, when your customer support is in India, a half world away you don't have to give a crap about customers.
  
  In the last three years I've purchased 3 new laptops. Two Asus and one Lenovo. The two Asus laptops have run great no problems what so ever. The Lenovo had issues the first week I had it. Lenovo replaced it in less than a week. Now thats customer service! Hey, HP take some notes here.
  
  I can't recommend HP. Do your research before you buy.
- smartcdn
- Many HP laptops come with incredible features like Beats Audio speakers and some even have a builtin subwoofer. Not sure if you've heard of Beats Audio products (and their amazing sound). Hint: they're much dicussed on RFD and kinda expensive...
  
  With my HP laptop I had the notorius graphic failure after only 23 months. I called the customer support after searching the internet to see what other customers were doing and what HP had to offer.It seems HP would extend their warranty to 24 months for the GPU failures. When I called HP they told me my laptop was not on their list of affected laptops. I then asked them if my battery was covered under their recall, of course they said it was not on their list. Bottom line, when your customer support is in India, a half world away you don't have to give a crap about customers.
  
  In the last three years I've purchased 3 new laptops. Two Asus and one Lenovo. The two Asus laptops have run great no problems what so ever. The Lenovo had issues the first week I had it. Lenovo replaced it in less than a week. Now thats customer service! Hey, HP take some notes here.
  
  I can't recommend HP. Do your research before you buy.
- gbyte2001
- As per my experience HP laptops over heat, batteries die with in year. Better wait for acer or asus.
- BobSagget
- The refurb Lenovo V570 from Futureshop looks like a better deal than this and it's the exact same price. You get an i5 processor, 750GB hard drive, 6GB ram, HDMI out, intel HD 3000 graphics, crappy speakers, 15.6" led backlit display, dvd burner, esata, gigabit lan and wifi.
  
  Sure it's refurb, but having bought a refurb lenovo from FS in the past, I wouldn't think twice about grabbing another.
- mikka1989
- The refurb Lenovo V570 from Futureshop looks like a better deal than this and it's the exact same price. You get an i5 processor, 750GB hard drive, 6GB ram, HDMI out, intel HD 3000 graphics, crappy speakers, 15.6" led backlit display, dvd burner, esata, gigabit lan and wifi.
  
  Sure it's refurb, but having bought a refurb lenovo from FS in the past, I wouldn't think twice about grabbing another.
  u think that lappy will reach 299? perfect backup for mobile home computer!