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| Administrator  Status: Offline Posts: 209 Join Date: Mar 2006 | Shrinking at the High End -
05-28-2006, 12:51 PM
 According to the NY Times, the price difference between a Mac notebook and comparable full-featured PC notebooks has shrunk, injecting more competition in the market. In one instance, Dell's XPS M1710 was actually 28% more expensive than Apple's MacBook Pro 17"! Full article here. |
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