Computer:
Desktop
Laptop
Software:
Operating Systems (i.e.: Windows XP etc, MAC OS X, Redhat)
Office Suite (i.e.: MS Office, Open Office)
Other software
Printer:
Printer consumables
Internet
Yes! Computers, you can't deny is considered a basic appliance nowadays. Can be used at home and work and practically anywhere and everywhere. So it's may be a good thing to know how to budget for these appliances. They don't last like other appliances of yesteryears used to. 
Sounds like your computer is cool! Maintenance free.  Not bad -- cost and all. Thanks for sharing!
To be honest I would spend as little as possible on a PC as long as it worked and was quick enough for what I needed to do I would be happy. Although that new dell flip laptop is rather tasty Thanks, Kevin.Wiles
Always remember though, especially in the business world, the PC/lappie is just part of the equation. Without an operating system and some business tools like an office suite, anti virus etc, its just a
“Always remember though, especially in the business world, the PC/lappie is just part of the equation. Without an operating system and some business tools like an office suite, anti virus etc, its just a
Maybe an office full of beanbags, keep the youth happy Think Branson used to do that, or did I just make that up?
“i spend $200 per month for the my computer.” So how does that work? Are you renting a machine or do you mean licenses, internet etc? Or are you paying off $200 per month from the supplier? |
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