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How cheap do you want? Used £40 with 12 month RTB It is Vista tho
FAST DELL OPTIPLEX USFF COMPUTER DESKTOP PC INTEL DUAL CORE 2GB DDR2 + 80GB HDD | eBay
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I hate it when sites that are simple are "upgraded" and are actually downgraded to become more complex.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDell Outlet - Refurbished Laptops, Desktops & Servers | Dell UK
You can often get some bargains.
Although it looks like they've revamped the website - it used to be a nice straightforward list of stuff.
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Dell Outlet - Refurbished Laptops, Desktops & Servers | Dell UK
You can often get some bargains.
Although it looks like they've revamped the website - it used to be a nice straightforward list of stuff.
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You don't say which Windows version, do you want to keep the same as he already had? That'll determine the spec.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostMy old man's laptop has packed in and so he needs the following;
Windows based
Ability to print
email, tinterweb etc
Tablet isn't really suitable due to clumsy fingers so either a laptop or some desktop(preferable). I've got a monitor/keyboard/mouse etc.
Where's the best place to source something reliable. Don't need hi spec.
TIA
If you're happy with used kit then I'd look at ex-corporate refurb. Dell/HP business models from yesteryear. Typically £100-£200 for a core 2 duo 3GHz with warranty of some description. Find an outfit that does this operating clearly as a business though, e.g. with premises, ideally local.
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Best place to source a cheap PC
My old man's laptop has packed in and so he needs the following;
Windows based
Ability to print
email, tinterweb etc
Tablet isn't really suitable due to clumsy fingers so either a laptop or some desktop(preferable). I've got a monitor/keyboard/mouse etc.
Where's the best place to source something reliable. Don't need hi spec.
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