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Wednesday, 31 October 2007

Dell beats Linux

In his letter (Windows' hidden price tag, Letters blog, letters.computing.co.uk), Peter Clinch seems to suggest that a PC with Linux rather than Windows would cost £200 less.

Dell is currently selling a Vostro 200 with Windows Vista Basic and no monitor for £179 plus VAT and a Vostro 200 with Windows Business and a 19-inch flat panel for £249 plus VAT. How does that work then, Peter?

Mark Wheeler

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