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Originally Posted by David M
Cheap home computers are like any other home appliance now. Just a commodity. There is no money in selling blenders, toasters or hair dryers either. Cheap home computers are almost disposable items now. When they break they are probably obsolete or close to being obsolete. So it is probably better just go out and spend $699 for a new one at Wally World or Costco and put the old one in the recycling bin.
One of the keys of a successful business is to compete where there is not heavy competition.
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very true:
but, it has been my experience that once one buys one of thoes cheep computers and it dies on them, it is very easy then to sell them on a good custom computer build that can be repaired and upgraded later on.
this then brings a good steady customer from then on.
at least it works for me.