x200 online on www.lenovo.com
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 7:03 am
Guys - finally. The x200 is online.... Finally, we have answers to all questions..
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They will catch it, and while they probably won't bill you extra, you won't be getting a 128 GB SSD... there's a disclaimer about typos and other website errors specifically for this purpose.pojo wrote:Wow, that's pretty amazing. Wonder if they'll catch it and bill you the extra.
Yes, it was removed soon after half of the internet found out about it and naively rushed off to buy.akao wrote:I don't see the 128GB SSD. Was it pulled off?
http://www.engadget.com/2008/08/06/lenovo-x200-128gb-ssd-option-gone-not-being-honored-move-along/ wrote:That wasn't fun at all, actually. Turns out the $-70 128GD SSD option for the ThinkPad X200 was not only a mistake, but the part isn't even available. Eager orderers received the following e-mail from Lenovo this morning:
Dear Valued Lenovo Customer,
We are contacting you with regard to your recent Lenovo X200 order.
Please note that we recently experienced a web error which caused the price of the 128GB Solid State Drive to be erroneously listed at $0.
Unfortunately, we are unable to honor this pricing; in addition, the part is currently not available.
As a token of appreciation for your patience and understanding, we are pleased to offer you a substitute of either a 64GB Solid State Drive
or a 200GB Hard Disk Drive (7200rpm) free of charge in place of the 128GB Drive.
To accept this offer, please reply to this email and fill out the below fields by Monday August 11th with your selection.
*** If we do not receive a reply by that date, your order will be cancelled at that time.
We can't exactly hate on Lenovo for not honoring the mistake, especially since they're offering a 64GB SSD in exchange. We just hope whoever is responsible is getting the what-for. Sorry, people, move along on this one.
Why would anyone cancel such a superb deal?qviri wrote:If I'm reading this right, they're offering the 64 GB SSD for the original "$70 less than smallest hard drive" price.
Which is an amazing deal still, considering the upgrade price is well north of $500. I wonder how many people are going to cancel.