Hardware Bargains

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So those NAV 2009 and BIS 2009 which Incredible can't sell during their Cyber circus specials, they just put another sticker on top, from R99.95 to R299.95.
 
hj2k_x said:
Typical :(
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The thing bothers me is that, these Cyber Circus Special Antivirus programs, have the cheap plastic DVD cover packaging instead of the normals ones, and comes without paper manual (electronic manual on CD). And on the cover and DVD it's printed 'For sale in Africa Incredible Connection'.
 
cyberarmy said:
The thing bothers me is that, these Cyber Circus Special Antivirus programs, have the cheap plastic DVD cover packaging instead of the normals ones, and comes without paper manual (electronic manual on CD). And on the cover and DVD it's printed 'For sale in Africa Incredible Connection'.
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So you think IC make their own?
 
Yap, must be licensed from the relevant vendors and mastered, packaged locally. Imagine how much they can make if for example, R99.95 is break even (if not at a slight profit), and the left overs will be sold at 200%.

I bought one of the NAV 2009 and it's the cover, CD and a piece of cardboard with a big yellow sticker with the SN.
 
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cyberarmy said:
Price for the Samsung HD is cheap, but not sure about the quality, new egg link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152102

Anyone going to try?
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Samsung drives are awesome.

And their 1TB is rated one of the best 1TB on the market - http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2008/12/09/samsung-spinpoint-f1-1tb/1

It's pretty clear from our results that the Samsung Spinpoint F1 1TB is a pretty phenomenal performer so far as mechanical drives go, comfortably outperforming last generation's fastest consumer hard drive, the Western Digital 150GB Raptor, in every test and resoundingly thrashing the competing quad 250GB platter Seagate 1TB drive.
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I have had good experiences with Kalahari for ordering books...I would hope that doesn't change when it comes to electronics...

I have only ever had one Samsung dive - and old 80GB IDE one and that worked fine for many years...
 
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