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Perhaps the best way to buy a computer is to shop on the Web. Yes, you will pay shipping charges of about $50 to $100, but you will also often reap those kind of savings. In the US, there is no tax payable when you buy on the Web. In Canada, you pay the Goods and Services Tax and sometimes Provincial Sales Tax if the seller ships from your own province. You will also pay GST if you buy from the US and ship to Canada. It will be payable as the goods cross the border. Thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement there are no duites payable on tech gear as it transits the US/Canadian border. Click here to learn more about buying from the U.S. and importing to Canada. Most sites offer payment by credit card, though some will offer COD. If you are nervous about using your card on the Web you can often do the transaction over the phone or by fax. So where to buy? Dell Computers have a very user-friendly site that offer packages in US and Canadian dollars. Be sure to go to you you home country once on the site. Go toDell
Computers Microwarehouse also ships to Canada and the US and sell IBM and Compaq computers. eBay: If you're in the market for a used computer, you may also want to check out Ebay auctions.Click here for eBay Canada In the U.S., you can also shop on-line with these vendors: More shopping links are available here on our site. Back to top of page
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Look Mac, I'm just gonna tell you once - you have to back up to the web with XDrive 
Adding RAM is easy, 
