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Old 21st Nov 2008, 11:30
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Default Should I buy netbook NOW or LATER?

Just wondering. Surely as more manufacturers get to be hooked with netbook production, the price will go down. On the other hand, the current global economic crisis will sink many manufacturers, eventually leaving only the healthiest, hence shrinking the supply side. What do you think? I will be needing one at the latest aouund next July.

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Old 21st Nov 2008, 11:35
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Default Should I buy netbook NOW or LATER?

Christmas will probably be a good time to buy, sales are predicted to be bad so businesses will be offering big deals, rather than the norm of doing it in January.
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