Dell prices adjusted, sort of
Quite a while back, I posted a little discovery about Dell's pricing, and how some things cost extra when bundled. Just today, I was pricing a possible computer to get for my birthday and I noticed that the price has been adjusted (from $360):
![[Image: Dell adjusts price]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_saUoT5apyhbqYCDlAhfMqQwqxJAByaTRB7weiMR77mrlbtFpuxUUDsvdHvoPEYaha-_UVnMAtl4RTUDXkm6fRQ4VUOwjtRPzOXsKkj1s-7yDu7RoIEM1hOjheaVT_SHrppw346YFYdRMrNwvlx=s0-d)
That sounds like it is good, but the price of the monitor itself was also lowered by just as much (from $330):
![[Image: Dell screws up the price]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tsQNHMW13DtysoFVsfImDgq32XGNvFdPTbaxzbdt-IZNyhipkrwo7c-RYwVl0kRcqgLWsHZBOnivyhA-XlNJnA5TXe6KvyNT6jBfNmG6G_IIm7U5TBvWErkvnYlE_WIAH0AddN6ztGNMTUDyzBig=s0-d)
The price drop is likely due to the fact that there is a new model, but I still don't understand why they have consistently marked-up this monitor in bundles.
That sounds like it is good, but the price of the monitor itself was also lowered by just as much (from $330):
The price drop is likely due to the fact that there is a new model, but I still don't understand why they have consistently marked-up this monitor in bundles.
