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More Flesh for 'Bare Bones' Computers

Computing is much less expensive, in many respects, than it has been in recent years: You can get a very, very good desktop Windows PC system for between $500 and $750, and roughly the same for a good Windows notebook. An Apple Macintosh desktop computer starts at $599 if you bring your own keyboard, mouse and display; a MacBook portable starts at $1,099 and the all-in-one desktop iMac starts at $1,199. Those prices may seem daunting to some, but they each represent a fair amount of computing power for the buck.
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