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:How to Build a $150 Linux-Based PC Through Online Deals and Coupons
How to Build a $150 Linux-Based PC Through Online Deals and Coupons
Jun 3, 2008, 03 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3559 reads)

(Other stories by Jose Fermoso)

"If you've always wanted to build a computer from the ground up but never really had the time to find the necessary parts online, a coupon-centered blog called Coupon Codes Mall has done all the work for you. We think their choices lead to a pretty solid build, and all the coupon/sale links are current, but let's just say this straight-up: You should temper your expectations right now. It's a simple bare bones PC and it probably won't win any real tough benchmark contests. But it's hard to argue with useful and efficient cheapness.

"The CCM PC includes some of the cheapest parts available on the net..."

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