Now that would make it very attractive, and I have heard of Zotac before, they're a small nV AIB partner like Club3D for ATi/AMD.
But 4-6 weeks though, that's just nutz! 8O
Be sure to get a price guarantee with that kind of thing, a great X1650XT deal was posted but the reason for the price was they were out of stock and no guarantee on price when they finally do get more.
That price is in pounds about $350 US dollars or more
Not quite: [url=http://www.google.ca/search?q=%C2%A3131.69+in+USD&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a]According to the all-powerful Google[/url] it's more like 260.
well the dollar is fareing better against the pound since I last checked. You are right 260.00 and they have been putting out Nvidia cards for a while and have alot of choices but you could not get that delivered to the states without taking up the rest of what it costs here
Yea, international shipping really sucks. Here's hoping, however, that the other manufacturers start to follow suit "across the pond"...
Even with the price, I'm still iffy about an Nvidia card, considering I need X64 Vista Drivers upon release (Which, according to what I've heard, Nvidia sorely lacks... or something).
The R600 at 400 dollars then really needs to blow the 640 GTS out of the water, or else Nvidia can just flood the market with these medium/high-end cards at the medium-end card pricing.
I think rather than going by (ever volatile) exchange rates for comparison against US prices, I think it's easier to say that this is barely above the current average UK price for either a 256MB 7950GT or a 256MB 8600GTS (£115 is the cheapest I've seen these).
That is why I am of the opinion that this price is an error by Amazon, and also is why I ordered one so quickly!
The cheapest I've seen one of these 640MB 8800GTS's is at scan.co.uk for £215, and even then that didnt include delivery. There's no way the price of these cards is going to drop ~£80 ($160) in 6 weeks!
.... of course there's always the possibility Amazon realise they've made a mistake and refuse to honour the order. :?
It was on sale for 131 at least from friday, internet is full of people in forums saying they have purchased it However, seems like Amazon is already saying it was a mistake, and no cards will be shipped at that price
Dont forget Uk prices are normally way higher than US prices partially due to the included 17.5% VAT.. in other words this is equivalent to around $220 if you exclude tax! I ordered one. Yesterday amazon put the price up to 500pounds! I emailed them to ask if they would hnour the original price and they appear to have said yes (I think?)
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Well I just got an E-Mail from Amazon cancelling my order due to the pricing mistake ? So I replied to them saying I would go to the small claims court if they don't honour it.
Well I just got an E-Mail from Amazon cancelling my order due to the pricing mistake ? So I replied to them saying I would go to the small claims court if they don't honour it.
let me know how it goes.. i got the same email from them as well but haven't pursued it. if you're successful i'll do the same
personally i don't think they have any legal obligation under uk law to fulfil the order, as they haven't taken any money.. but i'd love to be proved wrong
Yeah, it was a mistake that they should have caught, they have to honor those listed prices. I mean, all those lost profits would be a drop in the proverbial bucket for Amazon.
If I were in Amazon's place I'd honor the lower prices and keep all those people as customers, rather than have to go to court (small claims or not!) and probably lose all those people forever. Bad publicity!
Yes, I think it is illegal to not honour the price. You have, after all entered into an agreement with Amazon by placing an order with them. They will probably send a cancellation email to everyone who ordered one to try and get them to pussy out.
I just received a further E-Mail from Amazon stating that they won't honour the price even though they did for our other member.
Therefore I have informed them I will be taking it to court, as I feel sure any Judge will agree , that what's good for one customer is good for another.
Cool, keep us updated on it. I'm a fan of this kind of stuff, make sure you research your stance, since they may not have a legal liability to honor a price. But good luck nonetheless!
When I was working at a DIY store people used to come in and try and find miss pricing, ect, and we HAD to sell it to them at that price. (Or it seemed we had to, I never cared to read up =p
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