Entry Level Computers definition

Entry Level Computers means general purpose personal computers and server computers which use up to 4 microprocessors and have a mass storage device such as a hard disk drive or a removable disk drive and are for resale to end users under NCR's brand name. Entry Level Computers do not include terminals, network computers, mass storage subsystems, parts, or computers specifically identified by an NCR customer.
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