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Value rules, not bottom line dollar
People always desire to maximize the value of their
purchase. Dollar cost is only one aspect of that. With some
people it is the most important aspect. With others, it is
less important.

Secondly, the economy is not as tight as you are making
out. The tech industry is still struggling because it was
hammered in the dot-com gold rush, but other aspects of
the US economy are actually doing quite well. Growth last
quarter was a vigorous five percent.
Posted by: frgough@...   Posted on: 10/22/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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poor price/performance ratio  screaming silence | 10/22/03
What perfomance???  FirstNLastN | 10/22/03
Or...  BitTwiddler | 10/22/03
in most cases  doh123 | 10/22/03
yeah, like nobody will buy a Jaguar  MarcB_z | 10/22/03
Re: yeah, like nobody will buy a Jaguar  issthatso | 10/23/03
About Time  JakAttak | 10/22/03
No it wouldn't  FirstNLastN | 10/22/03
What about SuperDrive?  FirstNLastN | 10/22/03
Because...  Fred Fredrickson | 10/22/03
Seems a good thing for consumers  FilledOut | 10/22/03
well....  alpha11@... | 10/22/03
Well...  BitTwiddler | 10/22/03
well  doh123 | 10/22/03
You do realize this is a laptop  tic swayback | 10/22/03
Show me the laptop  MarcB_z | 10/22/03
RE: well...  JakAttak | 10/22/03
Value rules, not bottom line dollar  frgough@... | 10/22/03
Bottom feeding is lousy business  j.m.galvin | 10/22/03
competing  tic swayback | 10/22/03
Poor Price Performance Ratio?  Frihet | 10/22/03
Well, guess that'll forever leave Lindows  FilledOut | 10/22/03

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