Can any one tell what the average cost per session for the DXR 9000 machine?
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all that does is stretch out your spine.. you can do that on the parallel bars in a school yard..lol.. 9000... yikes...lol find a qxci therapist in your area if you wanna non invasive pain relief.. usually about 100 bucks a session/hour
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Servers, and probably a few/many of them. You'll have to use something higher than a Cable connection, such as using a T1 or T3 provider. And I'm not sure about how to let people connect through the servers, etc.\n\nBut for the cost, you'll have to look into registering the company name, T1/T3 provider costs, server machine costs (yes, they are different than a regular PC), mainframe PC costs, FCC, and a lot of other good stuff like that. =P\n\nThat's the most information I can give. Maybe someone else can enlighten you some more. =)
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That's easy. The retailer does not make money on the printers. They make money on the USB cable. Notice they usually charge $25.00 to $30.00 for one, since they know that you need one to  use the printer. Go to SAMS or BJs. They have them for a lot less money (the USB cable).
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The answer is simple:  $$$$.  And that is the reason I am never buying another Dell computer.  Their phone support is horrible and the connections are bad.
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I would charge at least $800 for it.  Try ebay.  You will get a great price for all of this.
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Dont forget the booking fee of £5.40 and Handling charge of £4.95!  \n\n£64 is a lot for a one-day festival no matter how many Djs are playing.
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condition  price\n\nprisine   15\nmint      10\nnrmt      8\nlower than nrmt 5
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anwhere above $45 or so.  I guess it depends on the venue though.
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About USD 3,000 to 4,000 depending on condition
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It appears they're dirt cheap on eBay.  I went to eBay UK and search for "dx3800" and it came up with the following:\n\nhttp://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.co.uk%2Fws%2F&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=DX3800&category0=\n\nThere are loads of sets of 4 or 12 cartridges for about £5, so I think that's the sort of thing you're after.  Double check all the details first of course, and don't be afraid to ask the seller any questions.  You don't need to be in a rush to buy them - there's SO many on there ending all the time.\n\nAll the best - I hope that helps!
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forget eBay, as you'll likely get the bare-minimum sale price. Have a look through your local trading papers and see what the average price is for similar models, and then judge your selling price accordingly.\n\nKeep in mind you'd want to get in quickly as ppl are already beginning to flood the market as many get ready for Vista
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Visit www.cduniverse.com it costs $16.89  Good Luck
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Depends on where, i.e., 3rd world or in California. No land or regulaorty issues, then the cost should be approx. $600USD per Kwh.
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Try going to http://www.pcclub.com/systems_desktops.cfm and choose a default configuration you like then Customize the system with that CPU. =) See how much it comes out to be. PC Club seems to have pretty competitive prices!\n\nHTH (hope that helps)
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I work for a DJ company doing that. The company charges $375.00 for a 3 hour event, and takes $150.00 for providing the equipment and music, I get $175.00. $100.00 per hour for over the contract time. But this is not the holiday rate, like for a Christmas party.\n\nI bring up to 7000 tunes and do interactive stuff, too.\n\nWe're in Atlanta
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For VOIP?  Hop on hop off arrangement?  Sipura 3000 fits the bill here.  It is complicated to setup but is worth it.  Grandstream makes a few models with both fxs and fxo in the same box. Give me a clue as to what you want to do and I will tell you what I know.\n\n\nFeb 28 8:12 PM -  Is the VOIP end coming to you from an ATA that the provider has sent you?  Does that provider allow you to connect to their system without their box?  Just a few more details and I am sure I can steer you right.  Will callerid make a difference to you?  Are you setting up an asterisk pbx?  A good description of how you are going to hook up would help.  For instance,  my system is both a land line and a VOIP provider ATA.  Asterisk is used to provide dialtone to 6 extensions in the house and to tie both the landline and the VOIP line in.  I can call in the landline and get dialtone to call out the voip line.  Ring 1 or all of the extensions in the house. Listen to a house monitor (microphones). It gives me the additional ability to select what hours my phone will ring and by whom. My setup cost me about $260 /not including the phones themselves or the computer to run asterisk.  Asterisk is embeddable in a Linksys router or NAS so you could add that for another $80. The Sipura 3000 can be had for about $90 and come with 1 fxo and 1 fxs port.
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visit IBM.com\n\nranges from 250-350$. depends on the specs!