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Dell Home is offering the Inspiron 5100 Pentium 4 for $974 with free shipping and the Inspiron 1100 Celeron for $674 with free shipping.

Intel says its semiconductor business overall is performing better than it expected. So much so, the company surprised investors Friday with a sales forecast two weeks ahead of its scheduled Mid-quarter update. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip making giant said it now expects third-quarter revenue to be between $7.3 billion and $7.8 billion. The company previously said its range would be between $6.9 billion to $7.5 billion.

Dell Home has three new coupons for Inspiron notebooks, good through 8/24.
$100 off $1499 Inspiron Notebook with code "2238BF7AF5A8"
$150 off $1999 Inspiron Notebook with code "A31FE311B195"
$250 off $2499 Inspiron Notebook with code "8962E2BED515"

Lookout for falling prices at Dell.com as Dell announced late today it will slash prices across all of its products to put the hard press on Hewlett Packard. Notebook prices will fall 3% and desktops will fall 6%. View our latest pricing on Dell Notebooks.

Toshiba announced on Tuesday that it is launching a program that will allow owners of its mobile computers and technology products from other manufacturers to trade in those products to purchase new Toshiba technology. Use this offer to get money back on a new Toshiba Satellite purchase.

Dell Home has the Inspiron 5100 P4 2.4GHz with free 15.0 SXGA display upgrade and free 384MB RAM upgrade for $974. No tax in most states. Just click this link and use coupon code B036FDAB63CA to get $25 off $500 purchase at Dell.

Get HP or Compaq notebooks for as low as $759 using coupon codes and rebate offers!

Bestbuy.com has the Toshiba S127 2Ghz 256MB/30GB DVD/CDRW Notebook for $699.99 after rebate starting Sunday.

HP, Dell and IBM all increased sales of notebooks during the second quarter, Toshiba declined. Dell leads U.S. sales of notebooks and statistics published this Tuesday by IDC shows that total notebook shipments rose 22.4% globally as people move more towards buying notebooks over desktop PCs.