Computer Purchasing Question - For The Org Computer Geeks

Is it better to buy computer hardware separately (eg. mouse, tower, monitor, etc); or buy a complete computer? Looking at the cost as well.

I'm debating. I'm doing some research before I go run out and buy a PC.

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If you already have keyboard, mouse, and a monitor, then just get a box.


Dell makes a really great mini-box for configurations like that for between 600 and 700 bucks that serves 99% of most user's needs.


The cool thing about these tiny systems are than regular computers.




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[Edited 9/20/09 22:33pm]

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Imago said:

If you already have keyboard, mouse, and a monitor, then just get a box.


Dell makes a really great mini-box for configurations like that for between 600 and 700 bucks that serves 99% of most user's needs.


The cool thing about these tiny systems are than regular computers.




<-- The little blue thing is the actual computer.
[Edited 9/20/09 22:33pm]

MoonSongs said:

Imago said:

If you already have keyboard, mouse, and a monitor, then just get a box.


Dell makes a really great mini-box for configurations like that for between 600 and 700 bucks that serves 99% of most user's needs.


The cool thing about these tiny systems are than regular computers.




<-- The little blue thing is the actual computer.
[Edited 9/20/09 22:33pm]

That is cool. I'm looking at new computers too and would love that tiny size

C:\Otaassk~.exe




Oh dear lawd, life is strange.

vivid is my new boo!