Re: Best Cost/Quality Desktop system for a college freshman -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Best Cost/Quality Desktop system for a college freshman
From: david gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:17:01 -0500
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Mark Allen wrote:

Hints/ideas from anyone would be helpful, desk space will prob be an issue
(in a dorm) so flat panel/small chassis.

Laptop is the way to go. Doubtful a desktop will cut it, a he'll probably need to take it to the library, other areas on campus, etc.

My brother, my folks, and I got my nephew a laptop for when he goes to U of I in a few weeks. We went with a Dell Latitude D630. We skipped the office apps, as there was a much better deal through the school.

david

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