bruce wrote:
karl...
memory is really a function of the massive foundries used to manufacture the
stuff... the price can vary from month to month, depending on what you're
looking for. older memory, memory speed, etc... can play a serious role in
the cost equation. look at www.pricewatch.com if you haven't already looked
at it..
hard drives have been going down in cost pretty much on an even decline for
years... well actually, it's the cost/gig that's been going down.. sam with
monitor costs... same with cpu costs...
so.. have fun!!
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[mailto:fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Karl Larsen
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 4:53 AM
To: For users of Fedora Core releases
Subject: memory prices
I was pleased to find TigerDirect has 2 gig of RAM memory for $75.00
shipped. This is as cheap as I have seen it and I recall I paid $120.00
for 500K when I built this computer. Memory is the only thing getting
cheaper :-)
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Yes it is amazing how cheap things are getting. I got spam from
TigerDirect just now and for about the cost of my new bare bones
computer, I can buy a used refurbished computer with 3 gb of ram and
Windows Vista for $249.00 plus shipping.
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