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Young Explorer PC For Your Child

Young Explorer PC For Your Child

Want to get your child addicted to a computer from a very young age? If you give him the Young Explorer PC while he’s a toddler, you’ll certainly be setting him on that path. Instead of having to worry about your child trashing your computer, you can give him his own Windows-powered PC complete with plat panel LCD, 1GB of RAM and 160GB hard drive. Of course, the main downside is that it’s priced at $2,599.99, which is a lot more than a netbook, which might be the better option.

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