Should we worry about Black Friday Laptop Deals?
Filed under: Computers, Laptops

Black Friday shopping extravaganza is a major thing at the moment and some are saying “Beware of Black Friday Laptop Deals”, so this is why we are asking “Should we worry about Black Friday Laptop Deals?
Most of the Black Friday deals surround Big televisions and computers and of course laptops and it is the laptop Black Friday deals we want to talk about here, well in fact it is what CNET has mentioned. Many buyers are looking for bargains especially the sub-$500 deals. There are many major laptop discounts happening at the moment, but are they the laptops that under-perform?
Many of the deals are indeed low-end laptops and there are so many laptops priced at around $500 being reduced to $300, but what about those $1000 laptops reduced to say $600. For example Best Buy has the Toshiba Satellite A135 which comes with a free printer for $229 (See Here)
Circuit City has an ok deal who is offering a Compaq Presario laptop with a boring Intel Pentium T2310, more info here. Moving over to Dell who is offering its low-end Vostro 1000 for $399 which is normally around the $499 mark which means $100 less, this laptop features 1.7GHz AMD X2 dual-core CPU and 120GB hard drive plus 1GB of RAM.
One of the better laptops comes via Wal-Mart who is offering the Dell Inspiron 1501 for $598, personally we would prefer a better spec model but hey everyone has a choice, it just seems all the Black Friday laptop deals are the cheap and nasty low-end models.
The list goes on and on and all seem to be low performance laptops, come on Black Friday sellers give us some top performing laptops say around the $1000-$1500 mark reduced to say $500 to $600, this would be a real good deal.



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Laptop deals are great for the consumer, with the economy as it is, deals are only going to get better.