
Electronic Planner Costs, Device vs File vs App
An electronic planner can be a $399 device, a $13 file, or a $39.99-a-year app. Three-year totals for all three, and how to tell which one you meant.
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An electronic planner can be a $399 device, a $13 file, or a $39.99-a-year app. Three-year totals for all three, and how to tell which one you meant.

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