Possible Questions:
- Mac alternatives
- Desktop devices
- Trojan targets
- Desktop items
- Some servers
- Some laptops
- Mac rivals
- IBM products
- Compaq products
- Windows boxes?
- Some notebooks
- Windows boxes
- Software holders
- Modern office staples
- Dell products
- Alternatives to Macs
- Some tablets
- Some of the IBM line
- Portions: Abbr.
- Office fixtures
- Many home computers
- Macs' alternatives
- Best Buy buys
- Workstation machines, for short
- Windows can be found on them
- Some office equipment
- Some IBM products
- Program holders
- Many desktops
- IBM hardware
- HP products
- Dell output
- Dell or Toshiba products, for short
- Windows users
- Tablet alternatives
- Stations in some labs
- Some notebooks, briefly
- Some laptops: Abbr.
- Some desktops
- Some are desktops
- Office staples
- Objects on many desktops
- Machines with RAM
- Machines with CPUs
- Desktop machines
- Desktop items, for short
- Dells, e.g.
- Computers not supported by Jobs
- Computers for all, for short
- CD burners
- Workstation machines
- Windows may open on them
- Windows 7 runners
- Where Windows run
- Vista runners
- Virus victims
- They're Intel-ligent
- They work from memory: Abbr.
- They may get viruses (abbr.)
- They may be networked
- They may be cloned
- 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
- Some workstations: Abbr.
- Some network units
- Some I.B.M. products
- Some clones
- Software runners, briefly
- Pts. of a jigsaw puzzle
- Personal computers, for short
- Pentium containers
- Parts: Abbr.
- Part of the IBM line
- P. MacKay and party
- Old IBM products
- Office staples, for short
- Notebooks of a sort
- Not Macs
- Modern office staples, for short
- Many run Windows
- Many of them can burn CDs
- Macs' counterparts
- Machines that can run Vista
- Machines near mice
- Linux runners, sometimes
- Lenovo or Dell products
- Lenovo IdeaCentres, e.g.
- Laptops: abbr.
- Laptops, perhaps
- Laptops, e.g.
- Laptops that aren't Apples: Abbr.
- Laptops for short
- IT workers use them
- Internet café setups
- iMac competitors
- IBMs or MACs
- IBM's and clones
- IBM purchases
- IBM machines
- IBM 5150s, e.g.
- I.B.M.-compatibles
- HP Pavilions, e.g.
- HP or Dell products
- HP offering
- Home computers, for short
- Hackers' machines for short
- Gateways, e.g.
- Gateways or Dells, briefly
- Gateway sales
- Gateway products
- Gateway output
- Gates devices
- Fujitsu products
- Fragments: Abbr.
- Floppy takers
- Equipment in some labs
- Drive holders
- Desktop pub. items
- Desktop products: Abbr.
- Desktop machines, familiarly
- Desktop items, briefly
- Desk toppers
- Dells, maybe
- Dells, at times
- Dell products, in brief
- Dell offerings
- Dell and others
- Dell and HP products
- Data proc. equipment
- CPU settings
- CPU environs
- CPU containers
- Computer-lab inventory
- Computer lab purchase
- Compaqs, e.g.
- Compaq Presarios, e.g.
- Common home machines, for short
- Common desk items
- Best Buy buys [SEE NOTE LINK ABOVE ON HOW TO SOLVE THIS PUZZLE]
- AT's XT's etc.