Before the 2600, people had to buy a different system for each game they wanted to play.

And yet forcing people to buy a system they have absolutely no interest in whatsoever.

No one wants to buy a proprietary system anymore.

But to the researchers' surprise, a large bank bought a system, too.

A contrasting opinion holds that the parent should buy a different system from the one used in school.

It provides a lower cost solution than buying a totally new system.

Don't go to that shop; they screwed me when I bought a sound system from them.

The user could buy a complete system, or provide their own monitor and disk drives.

I had set out to buy a used system for $800 but ended up with a new one that cost nearly $2,300.