Rick wrote:
Someone also mentioned "entry level" computers still being offered with 256
RAM. Can someone define "entry level" for me? Is the same basic computer not
"entry Level" if it offers 512? What are other differentiations to look for?
"Entry level" == cheap, commodity pricing, and new. Specifically aimed
at the not-rich home market. ("The kid needs a computer to do school
work, ok, what's cheap?") The Linspire computers, at, what, $200?, are
entry level. Anything that's powerful enough to run the current hit
games, or the entire suite of office apps (including the expensive ones
that are used at most companies, is, by definition, not "entry level".
mark
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