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I want to buy a new computer, but don want to spend $2,000. Does anyone sell cheap computers anymore?

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I want to buy a new computer, but don want to spend $2,000. Does anyone sell cheap computers anymore?

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A. The cheapest way to buy a computer is used. Check out the classified ads in your area to find used computers for sale. However, used computers are not always the best computers. Factory refurbished or computers that are two tiers below cutting edge (cutting edge is usually over $3,500, the next tier is around $2,500 – $3,500 and the second tier is around $2,000 – $2,500) can be purchased online. For example, you can buy an Intel 300 MHz machine with a monitor and all the bells and whistles including a scanner for less than $1,000 as proven by my recent experiment. These machines still have their factory warranty and haven’t been beaten up by a previous owner. Back to top Inventory Q. How do I calculate the appropriate inventory level for my business? A. The trick to carrying inventory is to not carry too much since it ties up cash, costs more to store, greater risk of loss from depreciation, obsolescence or theft, costs more to insure, etc. but still carrying enough to not lose sale

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