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13579_3(news.cnet.com) | by Erica Ogg | Thu, Jul 23
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More good news for Apple this week: if consumers are going to buy an expensive computer, they're choosing the Mac maker.
Is it sustainable for Apple to sell almost all their computers for more than $1,000?
Or do they?
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