Does Dell make a hybrid computer? (A monitor, keyboard, & tower all-in-one desktop pc that resembles a laptop)
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No, they do not. However, there are rumours of dell planning on releasing of those UMPC's (origami)
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I've had a Dell.  They are good but then I was converted to a Mac.  Seriously, they may cost a bit more but are soooo easy to use and have none of the problems pc's have.  A lot of fun, too.  Check 'em out.  I have the iBook G4.
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Go to http://www.dell.com and configure the PC to your liking online. That way, you'll roughly know at which price range you are looking at.
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Dell has no reference to an "LE" version of that PC. If you are considering getting one, I would not go with the LE version as it doesn't seem to be approved by Dell.\n\nAlso, generally speaking, LE versions of anything are by nature, crippled versions.
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Dell will build it in for you
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Dell.com without a doubt. I've heard experts from Geek Squad say this every time they do an interview on the radio, plus I have one myself, and many of my friends do too. If you call you can specify what you need and don't need so you don't pay for anything you already have, such as a good mouse or keyboard, or even monitor if you have a new one. A lot of times they run free shipping which will save you  almost $100. I would check the website daily for a week or so to get an idea what a good price is as they change often, but with research you can get a great computer at a great price.
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go to DELL.com, they have great prices on desk tops and laptops.  Not worth buying one second hand.
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All Dell computers are less expensive.  I don't think you should overlook its performance over price, but get a computer that can handle the task you choose to perform on it.  Try visiting a store just to inquire what you exactly need.  I paid a lot more for a home PC than i really needed.  All that bundled software and 1GB of memory, I'm sure I'll never really use as I use my laptop more.
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^_^ neither dell nor hp\nthe best PC is the one you're configuring yourself - if you can.
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Just get a Dell. You can save money by building it yourself or buying from TigerDirect, but if you ever run into problem. You are the techsupport, and good luck collecting any waranty from newegg or TigerDirect.
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def Dell, but theres different kinds, look into which one is best for you
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any one you want... but i would consider the dell one
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a decent PC with the most basic components can be found as low as $400USD but according to your specifications I'd be prepared to spend at least $1300USD if you're lucky to find a price. Dell allows for a lot of custamization they have a very reasonable payment plan ($20-$40USD a month) and have decent technical support allow for later upgrades that are relatively easy to do yourself (I installed a CD-RW drive myself with very little hassle and spent under $30)\n\nPS: what country you from?
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Buy a Dell they have a better reputation.  PC's run XP, they no longer really come with MS-DOS or Windows 95/98 (which ran on top of MS-DOS) any more!
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Try DELL brand! They're cool!
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Have one custom built, much cheaper.\n\nwww.cyberpowerpc.com\nwww.alienware.com (more expensive, but better for gaming)\n\nand there are many others.\n\nedit: i know from experience (i called and got a quote) that Dell costs more for less features.  Also, companies like Dell tend to use lower quality parts to save themselves money.
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dells desdktops are sh*t. interestingly their laptops are good. i beleive its the otherway around with compaq.\n\ndell is definitely the way to go.