- - Machines that often run Windows: Abbr.
- - where you might find windows in homes? (abbr.)
- - Dell products: Abbr.
- - Machines with Windows, often
- - Desktop computers
- - Desktop computers, for short
- - Most laptops and desktops: Abbr.
- - Machines that run Windows for short
- - IBM or Dell products: Abbr.
- - Laptops that usually run Windows: Abbr.
- - Machines built by Asus and Lenovo: Abbr.
- - Computers you won't find at the Apple Store: Abbr.
- - Parts of many gaming rigs
- - Desktop units that were popular before laptops arrived: Abbr.
- - Machines connected to mice
- - Modern office fixtures [abbr.]
- - HP or IBM products: Abbr.
- - Electronic products that run Windows: Abbr.
- - Many Dell purchases: Abbr.
- - Some office equipment [abbr.]
- - Desktops and laptops: Abbr.
- - ibm products: abbr.
- - Dell or IBM products: Abbr.
- - Devices that often come with Windows: Abbr.
- - Machines in some labs
- - HP or Dell products: Abbr.
- - Desktop devices
- - Machines that run Windows: Abbr.
- - Alternatives to Macs: Abbr.
- - Many home computers
- - Workstation machines, for short
- - They're not Macs: Abbr.
- - Objects on many desktops
- - Non-Macintosh computers: Abbr.
- - Machines with RAM
- - Laptops and such: Abbr.
- - Desktop items, for short
- - Workstation machines
- - Windows-based computers: Abbr.
- - Virus carriers?: Abbr.
- - They work from memory: Abbr.
- - They often run on Intel products: Abbr.
- - They may get viruses (abbr.)
- - Some workstations: Abbr.
- - Some Linux machines
- - Products sold by Dell and Acer: Abbr.
- - Products from HP or Acer: Abbr.
- - Parts: Abbr.
- - Non-Macintosh machines: Abbr.
- - Non-Mac machines: Abbr.
- - Non-Mac computers: Abbr.
- - Most machines running Windows: Abbr.
- - Most machines running Windows
- - Many run Windows
- - Many of them run Windows 10: Abbr.
- - Many of them can burn CDs
- - Many desktop machines: Abbr.
- - Machines that run the Windows operating system: Abbr.
- - Machines that can run Vista
- - Machines near mice
- - Mac alternatives: Abbr.
- - Laptops: abbr.
- - iMac alternatives: Abbr.
- - IBM machines
- - HP machines
- - Hackers' machines for short
- - Fragments: Abbr.
- - Desktops that aren't Macs: Abbr.
- - Desktop pub. items
- - Desktop products: Abbr.
- - Desktop machines: Abbr.
- - Desktop machines, familiarly
- - Dells and Gateways, for example: Abbr.
- - Dell purchases: Abbr.
- - Dell or Acer purchases: Abbr.
- - Computers that typically run Windows: Abbr.
- - Common home machines, for short
- - Sites for CPUs
- - They have RAM
- - Dell products for short
- - IT department focuses
- - Lenovos and Dells and such
- - Some streaming devices
- - Acer products for short
- - Some run Windows 11
- - Computers that run Windows for short
- - hp laptops
- - Some Best Buy buys, for short
- - Macs, eg
- - letters dropped by metro in 2018
- - alternatives to mac desktops, for short
- - Acer Aspire 5 and others
- - Non-Apple devices for short
- - Classic IBM products
- - HP products, for short
- - Some Dell products, for short
- - Dell or IBM products, for short
- - Microsoft Surfaces, e.g.
- - hp's desktops
- - hp or ibm products
- - hp hardware
- - Lenovo laptops, e.g.
- - notebooks that shouldn't be written on with pen
- - Alternatives to Apples
- - Alternatives to Macs for short
- - Trojan targets
- - IBM products
- - Compaq products
- - Some of the IBM line
- - Macs' alternatives
- - Some IBM products
- - Dell or Toshiba products, for short
- - CD burners
- - They're Intel-ligent
- - Stations in some labs
- - Some notebooks, briefly
- - Some are desktops
- - Lenovo or Dell computers
- - Dells, e.g.
- - Computers not supported by Jobs
- - Computers for all, for short
- - Windows may open on them
- - Windows 7 runners
- - Windows 10 runners, briefly
- - Where Windows run
- - Vista runners
- - They may be networked
- - They have hard drives
- - They get booted
- - They carry programs
- - They can crash
- - Their clones were once commonly kept in labs
- - Tech store purchases
- - Tech store buys
- - Tandy products
- - Surfers may use them
- - Surfers can use them
- - Staples staples, for short
- - Staples staples, briefly
- - Sprint ...... (wireless company)
- - Some network units
- - Some I.B.M. products
- - Software runners, briefly
- - Pts. of a jigsaw puzzle
- - Products that did such an admirable job trying to compete with Macs
- - Personal computers, for short
- - Pentium containers
- - Part of the IBM line
- - P. MacKay and party
- - Office staples, for short
- - Notebooks of a sort
- - Not Macs
- - Modern office staples, for short
- - Metro ...... (mobile carrier)
- - Macs' counterparts
- - Lenovo or Dell products
- - Lenovo IdeaCentres, e.g.
- - Laptops, perhaps
- - Laptops for short
- - IT workers use them
- - Internet café setups
- - iMac competitors
- - IBMs or MACs
- - IBM's and clones
- - IBM-compatibles, e.g.
- - IBM purchases
- - IBM 5150s, e.g.
- - I.B.M.-compatibles
- - HP Pavilions, e.g.
- - HP or Dell products
- - HP offering
- - Home computers, for short
- - Gateways, e.g.
- - Gateways or Dells, briefly
- - Gateway sales
- - Gateway products
- - Gateway output
- - Gates devices
- - Fujitsu products
- - Floppy takers
- - Equipment in some labs
- - Drive holders
- - Desktops and laptops, for short
- - Desk toppers
- - Dells, maybe
- - Dells, at times
- - Dells and HPs
- - Dell purchases
- - Dell products, in brief
- - Dell offerings
- - Dell and others
- - Data proc. equipment
- - CPU settings
- - CPU environs
- - CPU containers
- - Computer-lab inventory
- - Computer lab purchase
- - Compaqs, e.g.
- - Compaq Presarios, e.g.
- - Common desk items
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