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27 March 2009 9:40 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Microsoft is hitting Apple where it will most likely hurt in the current economic climate - right in the wallet.The software giant's latest series of ads compares the prices of PCs and Macs by giving shoppers "x" amount to spend on a computer.
Press play now to see Lauren's quest for a 17-inch notebook for under $1000. Hardware, Microsoft, Advertising, Video, Apple
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