Can you still find Personal Computers (PC) under $200 in urban places?

As of my last knowledge market scan, finding a personal computer (PC) under $200 can be quite challenging, especially if you're looking for a capable machine. Prices can vary depending on various factors, including the specific components, brand, and current market conditions.

However, there might be some options available that are on the lower end of the price spectrum, such as:

 
1. **Refurbished or Used PCs:** You might be able to find refurbished or used PCs from reputable sellers or manufacturers. Be sure to check the specifications to ensure it meets your needs.
 2. **Low-End Mini PCs or Single-Board Computers (SBCs):** Some small form-factor PCs or SBCs (like the Raspberry Pi) can be found at lower prices. These might be suitable for basic tasks such as web browsing and light office work, but they won't be powerful for more demanding tasks.
3. **Chromebooks:** While not technically traditional personal computers, Chromebooks can be an affordable option if you primarily need a device for web browsing, document editing, and lightweight tasks. They run Chrome OS.
 4. **DIY Options:** If you're willing to invest some time and effort, you might be able to build a basic PC from individual components. This requires some technical knowledge, and you'll need to find budget-friendly parts.

Keep in mind that the prices and availability of computers may have changed since my market scan, and newer models may be available now. I recommend checking with retailers, online marketplaces, and technology forums to get the most current information on affordable personal computer options that meet your requirements.