PC World offers big PC bargains: For one day only

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By INQUIRER staff

Tue Mar 22 2005, 15:40

ONLINE PC SHOPPERS can now travel to PC World stores to collect their purchases.

The retail giant said a survey found that 35% of punters want to order PCs online but collect from the shop because they want to talk to someone about it and touch it and feel it before they buy it. From tomorrow the firm is doing a half price clear out on 1,000 products including a Packard Bell laptop for £290 to promote its self collection service. µ

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