PC World is offering a new laptop worth over £300 to anyone who signs up to a two-year Orange broadband contract.
The retailer said from tomorrow customers can sign up for the Orange broadband contract at one of over 150 PC World stores nationwide. Tens of thousands of laptops are being made available to support the Orange promotion.
"The chance to have a free laptop is an amazing offer that is sure to tempt thousands of customers to sign up to Orange broadband through our stores," said Niall O’Keeffe, marketing director of PC World. "I am sure that the inclusion of a free laptop will electrify the market."
PC World said the minimum spec for the laptops includes a 15.4in widescreen display, a Celeron processor, 256MB memory, a 40GB hard drive and a DVD Rewriter.
Customers will also be able to 'trade up' to a higher spec laptop from just £19.99 or receive a discount of up to £350 off any laptop in the entire PC World laptop range.
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Comments
Mary Poppins said: Tooooooo good to be true
Rob said: Kez put it this way Your getting 20 of a rubbish laptop and stuck with it for 2 yearsIm glad most people dont have the same mindset as you
Kez said: Put it this wayi got a machine worth 45000 for only 6999 all for 15 per monthover two years this equates to 360 my 6999430- so i basically get broadband free for two years and 20 pounds off of my laptopgreat
Paul Kieley said: 2 year contract with a laptop from not one of the best laptops makes and they think this is a good offerlike we were born yesterday and if they really wanna do an offer with a lappy why not do a 1 year contract If you dont know Orange please ignore this offer cos all you get is a lappy worth 300 and stuck with a sub standard isp who s customer service is DIRE