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HP apparently offering 1.1 Million Dollar PC exclusive to Best Buy
Brandon Davenport
Today while casually browsing my Facebook timeline, I stumbled along a post made by a friend of mine who had found a page on the Best Buy online store for an HP computer (cached). It looked like a run-of-the-mill desktop PC, but after a clear glance of the price tag, I immediately knew this was not like any other computer that I’d ever seen before. This one in particular was a pinnacle of technical innovation, a trophy of humanities achievements, and it was, ever so elegantly, tipping the scales at 1.1 Million dollars.
What makes this beast of a PC tick?
This behemoth is rocking a AMD Phenom II Dual Core CPU (clocked at a blistering 3.40Ghz), a heaping 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a 750GB Hard Drive (that’s like 1 Trillion songs) and a hefty Radeon HD 3000 Graphics Chipset. It even comes with a Keyboard and Mouse, not to mention WiFi and a DVD writer to boot. HP has clearly gone off the deep-end with this thing and once again, pushed the envelope, leaving every other PC manufacturer in it’s wake.
Sorry, can you smell the sarcasm?
Obviously this was a mistake by a website manager over at Best Buy, but a really funny one at that. We’re sure they’re gonna fix it as soon as they see it spill onto the internet, but it’s just nice to see the big guys can mess up as well — View the real version of the page or a cached version from Google (in case they change it). Thanks for the laugh Best Buy… but in the rare chance you are actually serious… what the f*** are you doing?
