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   #7. Posted at 05:35 PM on Nov 2nd 2006 Edit   Reply
MadManOriginal
Unless it affects component pricing I could care less. Low-end notebooks or complete systems sold cheap means nothing to me.
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   #5. Posted at 04:02 PM on Nov 2nd 2006 Edit   Reply
tesmar
What were the stats for 2005 of notebooks below $1000? And did the people buy those notebooks, or was that just the percentage of laptops that were priced at that point?
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#5, The way I see this story, the WSJ had some copy to fill, and...  :  Ragnar Dan  (#6)  «

   #3. Posted at 11:13 AM on Nov 2nd 2006 Edit   Reply
crabjokeman
Computers are already relatively cheap, except for memory prices.

Any chance DDR2 prices are going back down to a reasonable level?
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#3, The memory cartel has the whole industry by the balls and th...  :  Krogoth  (#4)  «

   #1. Posted at 11:09 AM on Nov 2nd 2006, Edited at 11:09 AM on Nov 2nd 2006 Edit   Reply
Krogoth
The problem is that majority of current average joe rigs are more then powerful enough to fulfil his/her needs.
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#1, Heh...my dad is still running a P3, this is good news for me...  :  d2brothe  (#2)  «
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