It's that inexpensive -- even by North American standards.
With that inexpensive transformation, New Yorkers would become leaders in smart energy efficiency.
The company is said to believe that inexpensive rentals of TV episodes would enhance its Apple TV and iPad products.
Even so, a recent report from the International Energy Agency makes clear that inexpensive steps could substantially mitigate those dangers.
Most people are only vaguely aware, though, that inexpensive consumer digicams are little more than Fisher-Price replicas of professional equipment.
Health officials hope that the program will be expanded across South Africa and that inexpensive anti-AIDS medication will soon become available for adults.
"It is fair to say that inexpensive phones are becoming smarter, so to speak, and these three phones are part of that trend," Ms. McDowell said.
The good news here from the Johns Hopkins study is that inexpensive metformin is also quite effective in combination with other generics, such as glimepiride and glipizide.
The prices businesses pay for imported goods, excluding petroleum, fell in May for the first time in almost a year, government figures showed today, suggesting that inexpensive imports are helping to keep inflation contained.
With American unemployment high, politicians of both parties have been demanding that China let its currency rise against the dollar, saying that inexpensive Chinese exports have been growing at the expense of American manufacturing jobs for years.
Klaus Schwab, the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, said in an interview this week that he believed that inexpensive digital wireless technology systems would increasingly spread in the third world.
