“How low does this computer go down to cost-wise? I had an old laptop that is quite slow...in other words, I am looking for another one. I am only looking to play about 500 dollars. How low, on its best sale, does this go?”
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Save time and look elsewhere. You will NOT get this computer in that price range. I've always been in the $500 range for previous laptops, but I stepped up this time. With Intel i7, a 17" display and 16GB of RAM you are talking higher end, which in turn means higher price. During the holidays, with a sale, and then a one-day flash sale on it, I came in around $800. Since regular price was $1000 I couldn't pass it up, but probably wouldn't buy at the regular price. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For the model you listed - I've never seen it any lower than $799.00 without any optional upgrades through HP. It's still pretty new and will take a while before it goes down lower than that.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I personally paid around 1,010$ for my model. However, the laptop model is quite new and may drop as time goes on - or someone could offer one to you or that price.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.$850 is the best I have seen.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Best i found us 850.00
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.$899.00 It is a deal at that price.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hopefully not for a long time. I paid $1,350 and occasionally I see it for $1,199. The 250gb ssd may go down to $600 but size of SSD is the cost factor. I will say this when I turn on this computer from a boot up, it is up and running within 8 second and that is why I went with an SSD card instead of a hybrid or regular Hard drive. If you replace your existing hard drive with an SSD you will not believe it is your original computer.
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