So prices fell mainly because traders needed to get rid of stock. According to GfK, the average price of desktop computers on the Czech market fell by 13 percent year-on-year, in the case of laptops it was by four percent.
According to the shopping guide Zboží.czwhich runs the company Seznam.czthe cheapest laptops can be purchased for just 2990 CZK, this is also the case for the model Umax VisionBook. It is sold for just a few hundred crowns Hetrix W14costs CZK 3,437.
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The prices of classic desktop computers start at 5,675 CZK, for example, it will cost about that amount MSI Cubi N. It is then available for 6324 CZK MSI Pro DP21. All kinds of barebone systems are even cheaper, for which, however, it is necessary to purchase a disk and operating memory, they can be purchased for a little over two thousand crowns.
Various miniPCs with a price tag below a thousand crowns, such as the Raspberry Pi, are also a specialty. However, it is a very limited system that is not designed to run the Windows operating system. But with Linux, it can be run essentially like a desktop computer.
In one breath, it is necessary to add that it is not possible to expect the same from the cheapest models as from the more powerful brothers. In both categories, the prices of the best laptops and desktop computers exceed CZK 100,000.
Tablets have become more expensive
In the case of tablets, the situation is different. “Here, the average price grew by almost ten percent due to larger and more expensive equipment,” said GfK consultant David Kajtman.
According to Zboží.cz, tablet prices start at CZK 1,828, but they can easily climb up to CZK 72,988. It is currently the cheapest tablet on offer Umax VisionBook 8L Pluson the contrary, the most people will currently pay for a premium model – Apple iPad Pro with a 12.9-inch display and 2TB of storage.
Global sales of computers and tablets will fall by roughly 11 percent this year
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