[Hidden-tech] Thanx... next question...

[David Spound]

Why not a Macintosh? Macs are often cited as having few problems and a lower
"total cost of ownership". As someone who has supported computer users for
20 years, that has been my experience. Consumer Reports magazine has given
Apple top marks for reliability and technical support.

Any now you can run Windows on a Mac just as well as on any Dell, HP, etc. I
run Windows XP Pro using a program called "Parallels" and it is fast.

If you already have a good monitor and keyboard, you might consider a Mac
Mini. If you want everything new, look at the iMacs.
<http://www.apple.com/hardware/>

David

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on 1/6/07 1:38 PM, DAVID F. FARKAS at david at farkas.com wrote:

> Many thanx for the suggestions about local storage places!
> 
> Next question...
> 
> If you were going to buy an off the shelf computer with a 19" LCD
> monitor, what manufacturer would you say gives the best product at
> the lowest price?
> 
> I used to build my own computers and things have changed so much I'm
> not sure who has good stuff, good tech support, etc. I've heard
> eMachines are good. Have heard to stay away from Dell and HP. But
> that's all old info.
> 
> Thanx. Ain't Hidden-Tech grand?
> David

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