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PCs for the Coupon-Clipping Crowd
MODEL MICROPROCESSOR, SOFTWARE
AND PRICE MEMORY, DISK DRIVE INCLUDED
COMPAQ PRESARIO Cyrix M2 Microsoft Internet
2266 $948 300 MHz Explorer, Encarta 98,
(after $100 64 Mb, 4 Gb MotoRacer
mail-in rebate)
HP PAVILION 6330 AMD K6, 300 MHz Microsoft Works, Quicken,
$1,098 48 Mb, 4 Gb Microsoft Money 98, Encarta 98.
QUANTEX QP6/333 Intel Celeron Compton's World Atlas,
M-1C $1,099 333 MHz, Microsoft Money 97, Dr. Solomon's
64 Mb, 6.4 Gb Virus Detection
COMPUSA C300 Intel Celeron Norton AntiVirus
$999 300 MHz, 64 Mb, 4.3 Gb
APPLE iMAC PowerPC G3, AppleWorks, Quicken,
$1,299 300 MHz, Outlook Express
32 Mb, 4 Gb
MODEL THE
AND PRICE SKINNY
COMPAQ PRESARIO One-button access to favorite Web sites, a
2266 $948 friendly touch.
(after $100
mail-in rebate)
HP PAVILION 6330 The price is competitive, but HP skimps a bit
$1,098 on the memory compared with other top PCs.
QUANTEX QP6/333 Unlike a lot of other low-cost
M-1C $1,099 systems, this machine has
plenty of room to expand.
COMPUSA C300 At this price, a good choice when the kids
$999 need their own computer.
APPLE iMAC It's not the cheapest, but it may be the best
$1,299 design and easiest to use.
All models include Windows 98, 15-inch monitor, CD-ROM, and modem
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