Sentence examples for computers cheap from inspiring English sources

It held split shells of mail-order personal computers — cheap P.C. clones, knocked wide open, like cracked walnuts, their meat spilling all over the place.

Bill Gates has done more to make personal computers cheap and powerful, and more to help the new economy, than all the world's bureaucrats put together.

And making the computers cheap enough that you really can not only afford the hardware at a big scale, but perhaps more important, also "afford failure".

As Rzhetsky et al. [21] emphasize, "The current format of scientific journals follows a model established long before the era of computers, cheap electronic storage space, and digital publishing".

And hundreds of millions of people have benefited from access to word-processing, spreadsheets, e-mail, file-sharing and cheap phone calls to say nothing of the riches of the web.The PC democratised computing by making computers cheaper and more accessible than the huge mainframes that came before.

Just as competition has made cars, flights and computers cheaper and better over time, banking too is under pressure to offer more and charge less.

Boosted by faster computers, cheaper chips and easier software, the U.S. embarked on a journey that saw productivity surge and inflation stay in check.

It never happened, because access to computers became cheaper and cheaper.

The computers run cheap and fast, and have become increasingly popular among businesses, which typically buy in bulk.

They would continue to do so until the 1960s, when electronic computers became cheap enough to consign the profession to history.Until recently, that is.

Now that computers are cheap, it can be applied for a lot more markets, right?