Radeon All-in-wonder $222

[bzhang]

Radeon all-in-wonder $257 at gateway accessory store. With $35 coupon from tech bargains, the final cost is $222. Shipping is free for $200 and above orders.

Of course, CompUSA is now selling Radeon all-in-wonder for $229 after $30 mail in rebate. $7 more, but the main thing that turned me off is the long wait to get the $30 MIR back.

 

[Siamskunk]

First of all, I had tried this before to get one from Gateway Accessory using coupon when they offered free s/h but they cancelled my order stating that coupon was invalid. So I sent an email to techbargain and they replied that I had to have the coupon sent directly to me in order to be able to use it.

Anyone else successfully used the coupon at this place?

Secondly, don't forget to count tax if you wanna get that from compusa, prolly an extra $20 added to the final price.

edit: the correct price is $247.95 not $257.
btw, $35 off is for order of $300 or more. there's one $25 off $199.

 

[Richard98]

The best deal on this is still $220 shipped after $30 MIR, using ATI's Trade-UP. Takes 2 to 3 weeks to get it and you have to send them some junker card in return.

 

[wasssup]

anyone got a link for the rebate? been thinking of spending my flooz to pick one up from outpost, the rebate would just make the deal sweeter...

 

[OpIvy]

Well you can get the OEM version for $215 at NewEgg.com (including shipping). They also have the Retail Box for $235 (free shipping).

Near the bottom of the page: Link

I don't really know why you would pony up the extra $20 for the retail version, though.

 

[1greatguy]

well if you're going to go OEM, might as well get it for cheap: Pricewatch has Radeon 64meg DDR VIVO OEM starting at $172

sure you guys already saw this, so i'm sorry for pointing out the obvious :frown:

 

[Richard98]

<< well if you're going to go OEM, might as well get it for cheap: Pricewatch has Radeon 64meg DDR VIVO OEM starting at $172

sure you guys already saw this, so i'm sorry for pointing out the obvious :frown: >>


But, that's not the All-In-Wonder, correct?

 

[Siamskunk]

warranty is the keypoint when I choose retail over oem and, of course, it's bundle software which sometime is good to have.

 

[Richard98]

I attempted to find differences in the warranty between the ATI Retail &amp; OEM versions, but couldn't seem to find anything on the web site to indicate a difference. For $5 more, I'd definitely go with the retail version. Here's the Trade-up link:
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[Siamskunk]

I believe OEM is also covered by it's manufacturer warranty but for a shorter period than retail.

 

[ccity]

if you want the OEM you can get it for $215 shipped from Newegg.com not sure what the difference is...

 

[Raphael143]

Link

It's OEM, but it's the All-in-Wonder Radeon AGP 32MB DDR. It has a reseller's price at most at $209.95, but they seem to sell it to individuals for the same price. They also boast no profit on shipping. You can even sell them products in possible trade... Time to toss them a bunch of PCI video cards and see if they can do anything with them... =)

 

[mikef208]

I just bought this card from CompUSA and it sucks for what i wanted, I ahven't go to try out the TV tuner yet, but the TV out looks crappy(but I think the cards broken so I'm gonna return it), but when you use the TV out it smashes the screen on your monitor, I like my Radeon VE cause it doesn't do that. I think i will just get a TV Wonder USB and use my radeon VE.

 

[Richard98]

<< Link

It's OEM, but it's the All-in-Wonder Radeon AGP 32MB DDR. It has a reseller's price at most at $209.95, but they seem to sell it to individuals for the same price. They also boast no profit on shipping. You can even sell them products in possible trade... Time to toss them a bunch of PCI video cards and see if they can do anything with them... =) >>


Over $8 shipping to either CA or TN. Assuming that OpIvy is correct on the NewEgg pricing, Newegg has them beat by $2.


Still don't understand why anyone would opt for an OEM card when you can get the full retail version for $5 more (see my message above)

 

[bzhang]

First, you don't have to send them the coupon. On their check out page, you need to choose a discount program (instant rebate coupon). A window pops out. You need to type in the coupon code. Just that easy.

Second, this is the retail version. Not an OEM version. It came in boxes and everything.

Third, I have got mine in just 2 days after I placed the order. It was really quick.

I did NOT pay tax on it, $222 is my final price. But I assume people in MA have to, because it was shipped from Worcester, MA.