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KooBox - The World's Most Affordable Computer!

This week KooBox.com started selling the first complete Linux computer! You get the computer, a flat-panel monitor, cables, keyboard, mouse, speakers, AND the software. Everything you need is included — just take it out of the box, plug it in, and go! And the price is just $449.

That's $449 for a complete LindowsOS computer INCLUDING a flat-panel monitor AND Lindows Plus, giving instant access to 1,500+ programs. Compare to eMachines ($610 without a flat panel or 1500+ programs) or Dell ($699 without a flat panel or 1500+ programs). KooBox beats them on price and features.

I believe everyone should own their own computer, and with prices like the KooBox, now everyone can. The Linux Journal named the Lindows Mobile PC the Editor's Choice for Best Mobile Device for 2003.

Michael Robertson, Lindows.com

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