In the game of bargains, you make strategic compromises or you annoy consumers, or whatever Cersei Lannister said. There’s an art to making a sub-$1,000 laptop. The OEM needs to balance specs and pricing. Cut too many features, and you have an inexpensive, ineffective machine that would better serve as a paperweight. Include too much, and you no longer have a budget system. It’s a difficult tightrope to traverse.
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