HP Pavilion g4-1318dx for $329
Update 8/9/2012 – The deal has expired. However, it is still available for $349 at best buy as regular price.
Unlike other deal buster sites, compare-processors.com brings you the best deals – often the better and cheaper ones. The HP’s Pavilion g4-1318dx is one of these deals and is surprisingly great for entry level computing. It comes with regular Sandy Bridge Pentium B950 processor – which is essentially a dual core processor clocked at 2.1 GHz and comes with integrated graphics.
The link to the best buy where this deal is available here ( Link removed since the deal is no more valid).
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Looks like the deal is still there. I am going to buy one to gift my Nephew. Thanks for pointing this out.
How good is the processor in this notebook compare to AMD’s E-450
Aaron,
The E-450 is not as good as the one in this notebook. It is a full fledged processor for regular computing – not for toys.