Microsoft Surface Book, 512GB SSD (13.50", 512 GB, 16 GB, CH, Intel Core i7-6600U)
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Microsoft Surface Book, 512GB SSD

13.50", 512 GB, 16 GB, CH, Intel Core i7-6600U


Question about Microsoft Surface Book, 512GB SSD

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theo.t93

10 years ago

I'm starting to get fed up with these RRP's and whatnot, they're pretty much always made up and very deceptive. It's really embarrassing to try to lure people...

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Jaffa Kree!

10 years ago

lol UVPs usually come from the manufacturers or the official suppliers and are usually automatically adjusted... Is standard in the online business... or do you seriously think Digitec adjusts everything manually with so many articles...? it's the same with the delivery dates... is adjusted by manufacturers and suppliers.
As for onlinecontent (social)... don't know where the problem is... that's called marketing... a marketing department is logically there for advertising... has nothing to do with everything else that goes on. Also at Christmas ^^ logically you want to show the prices compared to the overpriced manufacturer's RRP... if you offer a camera 500-700.- cheaper than on the manufacturer's site... you can show this. Otherwise there are still top prices.
It's still funny to see what people have time to get worked up about :)
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br4sco_dj

9 years ago

Does anyone know when the Surface Book's updates will be available (2GB graphics + bigger battery)?
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JazzSam

10 years ago

If those were the only problems. Digitec is in the process of driving itself up the wall.
At the moment, it seems to be more important for Digitec to put up pointless (social) posts instead of dealing with the real problems. As a long-term customer, I'm kind of sick of it. I used to stand firmly behind Digitec, but now I prefer to order elsewhere.
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k.stehli

10 years ago

RRP is usually the price stated on the manufacturer's website, i.e. the retail price. It is legitimate to list this price. Anyone who gets lured in and is too lazy to compare the prices themselves has only themselves to blame.