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Weekly Update - Computer Mouse Recommendations, Freecycle Network, and more

Posted on 9/28/2012 15:14 EST

Weekly Update.

We posted a lot of varied articles this past week. Need a computer mouse? Check out our new buying guide. Looking for freebies? Read the blog post on free stuff...

Seven Computer Programs You Can Download for Free

Posted on 9/4/2012 14:41 EST

If you have a smartphone, there’s a good chance you’ve installed at least a couple of free apps on it. But free software isn’t just for smartphones. There are plenty of free PC downloads available for...

What's the Cheapest Desktop Computer, Laptop, and Netbook?

Posted on 9/21/2011 11:52 EST

What's the cheapest computer you can buy? You have several options, depending on the type of computer you need. Note that the models listed below aren't necessarily the best or even recommended -- they... Read more »

Acer Aspire X3400: It Doesn't Get Better (for Less)

Posted on 9/25/2010 21:55 EST

Some people still buy desktops. Really. If you're in the market for one, you might want to check this review in The Washington Post of a cheap Acer and two competing, but pricier, Gateway models. Read more on The Washington Post »

The Best, Cheapest Ways to Upgrade Your PC

Posted on 7/1/2010 8:34 EST

If your old PC is bogging you down, there is hope -- and it doesn't mean shelling out for a new computer. Check out this article from Gizmodo to learn about some strategic, budget-friendly upgrades... Read more on Gizmodo »

Why buying a cheap PC could make a lot of sense

Posted on 4/1/2010 16:54 EST

Here's some computer-related advice frugal shoppers might want to heed. NJ.com suggests you go cheap when you buy your next computer. Why? Because advances in software technology mean you don't... Read more on NJ.com »

Review: PCs that bring the Internet to the TV

Posted on 3/18/2010 11:04 EST

Here's another money-shaving idea for you media freaks -- bid your cable service goodbye and plug in your PC to your TV. CNBC suggests several cheap PCs that can light up that big screen with movies, Read more on CNBC »

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