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Technology Stocks : Dell Technologies Inc.
DELL 119.04-0.3%1:41 PM EST

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To: Stefan who wrote (116611)4/12/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: Meathead  Read Replies (2) of 176387
 
The $400 price delta is not what you imagine (it's closer
to $200)... nor is the machine necessarily inferior for the
home user tasks it will perform... The cost delta is partially
an illusion predicated on configuration slight of hand.

There are thousands of components that make up a PC, not just
CPU, memory, HD etc. There are many, many places to shave
costs... like using resistors with 5% tolerance as opposed
to 1%. How extensively are eMachines tested compared to Dell?
Use cheaper components that the consumer can't see or compare
like plastics, connectors, glue logic, MB layer count...
reduce test permutations, reduce support, and settle for
thinner margins and presto, you have a lower cost offering.

Read this.

exchange2000.com

MEATHEAD
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