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Dell, with its reliability and low price tag; IBM, which is extremely fast and business-friendly; Apple, with its massive line of really expensive but highly secure systems.
Dell, with its reliability and low price tag; IBM, which is extremely fast and business-friendly; Apple, with its massive line of really expensive but highly secure systems.
software, with its high speed and low price tags; hardware, with its reputation for great security and ease of troubleshooting; applications, for their user-friendly interface and open-source free operating system.
Apple computers, which are really cheap but open-source; Linux, which is expensive and has great technical support; and Windows OS, which is free but not open-source.
Apple computers, which are really cheap but open-source; Linux, which is expensive and has great technical support; and Windows OS, which is free but not open-source.
Microsoft Windows, which is a user-friendly interface but expensive; Linux, which is open-source and free software but has great support and troubleshooting issues; Mac OS, which is a user-friendly interface with high security and a high price tag as well.
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The most relevant response that accurately describes three popular operating systems with their strengths and weaknesses is:
Microsoft Windows, which is a user-friendly interface but expensive; Linux, which is open-source and free software but has great support and troubleshooting issues; Mac OS, which is a user-friendly interface with high security and a high price tag as well.
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