Modern office staples

Else clues

• Across alts.

• Alternatives to iMacs

• AT's XT's etc.

• Best Buy buys

• CD burners

• Common desk items

• Compaq Presarios, e.g.

• Compaq products

• Compaqs, e.g.

• Computer lab purchase

• Computer-lab inventory

• Computers abbr.

• Computers not supported by Jobs

• Computers, briefly

• CPU environs

• CPU housings

• Data proc. equipment

• Data processing equipmt.

• Dell and others

• Dell champions them

• Dell deliveries

• Dell or Gateway products

• Dell or Gateway wares

• Dell or Toshiba products, for short

• Dell output

• Dell prods.

• Dell products

• Dell products, in brief

• Dell wares

• Dells, e.g.

• Dells, Gateways, etc.

• Dells, maybe

• Dells, perhaps

• Desk items

• Desk toppers

• Desk toppers, for short

• Desktop computers

• Desktop devices

• Desktop items

• Desktop items, briefly

• Desktop items, for short

• Desktop machines

• Desktop machines, familiarly

• Desktop products

• Desktop products: Abbr.

• Desktop pub. items

• Desktop wonders

• Desktops

• Digital devices (abbr.)

• Drive holders

• Electronics dept. purchases

• Floppy takers

• Ford is offering these to all its employees

• Fujitsu products

• Gateway output

• Gateway products

• Gateway sales

• Gateways or Dells, briefly

• Hackers' machines for short

• Hewlett-Packard products

• Hint to this puzzle's theme

• Home-based hardware

• HP offering

• HP or Dell products

• HP Pavilions, e.g.

• HP products

• I.B.M.-compatibles

• IBM clones

• IBM hardware

• IBM machines

• IBM offerings

• IBM or Dell products

• IBM output

• IBM products

• IBM purchases

• IBM units

• IBM___type devices

• IBM-type computers

• IBM's and clones

• IBM's and Compaqs

• IBMs, e.g.

• iMac competitors

• iMac rivals

• In brief, some run Windows

• Individual Apples

• Intel-ligent machines

• IT workers use them

• LAN nodes

• LAN units

• Laptops for short

• Laptops or desktops, e.g.

• Laptops, e.g.

• Laptops, maybe

• Laptops, perhaps

• Laptops: abbr.

• Late 20th C. phenomena: abbr.

• Lenovo or Dell products

• Mac alternatives

• Mac alternatives: Abbr.

• Mac and IBM e.g.

• Mac counterparts

• Machines near mice

• Machines that can run Vista

• Many home computers

• Microsoft's natural habitats

• Modern office items

• Modern office needs

• Modern office staples, for short

• Not Macs

• Notebooks of a sort

• Objects on many desktops

• Ofc. staples

• Off. equipment

• Office equipment

• Office equipment, for short

• Office fixtures

• Office purchases

• Office staples, for short

• Office-at-home necessities: abbr.

• Old IBM products

• Part of the IBM line

• Pentium containers

• Portions: Abbr.

• Program holders

• Pts. of a jigsaw puzzle

• Software holders

• Software runners, briefly

• Some are desktops

• Some clones

• Some desktops

• Some I.B.M. products

• Some laptops

• Some laptops: Abbr.

• Some network units

• Some notebooks

• Some notebooks, briefly

• Some of the IBM line

• Some office equipment

• Some servers

• Some surfers' needs

• Some tablets

• Some workstations: Abbr.

• Source of Michael Dell's billions

• Sprint digital network

• Staples staples, briefly

• Staples staples, for short

• Stations in some labs

• Surfers can use them

• Surfing equipment?

• Tablet alternatives

• Tandy products

• Tech store purchases

• They carry programs

• They get booted

• They have drives

• They have hard drives

• They have Windows

• They help you visit www.pgatour.com

• They may be cloned

• They may be IBM-compatible [1975]

• They may be networked

• They may do Windows

• They may have 64MB RAM

• Trojan targets

• Unix units

• Virus targets

• Virus victims

• Vista runners

• What some users use

• Where Windows run

• Windows 7 runners

• Windows boxes

• Windows can be found on them

• Windows may open on them

• Windows will open on many of them

• Workstation machines

• Workstation machines, for short

• WWW access points


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