> rather than the actual meat of the content To be fair, there isn't much "meat" in that article, it's mainly about the price - and I guess most would agree th

> rather than the actual meat of the content To be fair, there isn't much "meat" in that article, it's mainly about the price - and I guess most would agree that when we hear the word "fraction" used like that we don't think about 73/100. If you were told you could get a laptop at a fraction of the cost on Black Friday, and the fraction turned out to be 98/100; wouldn't you be somewhat confused?