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October 25th, 2007, 03:48 PM
some dell and hp advertisement say: entry-level computer: * Everything you need for word processing, e-mail, and web browsing
* Engineered for performance and outstanding value ...........
if i need a computer which can do word -processing, e-mail and web browsing, my good old P1 box would get the job done. then why should i buy a new computer? those ''entry-level'' computer actually has a much higher specifications then my main box! oops, when i built my computer, P4 1.8G with 512 MB ram was the ''Cutting-edge processing machine'' at that time. there are always something called ''entry-level'', ''high performance'', or ''cutting-edge technology''... but now the cheapest celeron would even run better than my P4
* Engineered for performance and outstanding value ...........
if i need a computer which can do word -processing, e-mail and web browsing, my good old P1 box would get the job done. then why should i buy a new computer? those ''entry-level'' computer actually has a much higher specifications then my main box! oops, when i built my computer, P4 1.8G with 512 MB ram was the ''Cutting-edge processing machine'' at that time. there are always something called ''entry-level'', ''high performance'', or ''cutting-edge technology''... but now the cheapest celeron would even run better than my P4