orangezero
Limp Gawd
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- Jan 4, 2003
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I'm looking to start a business that will have two or three computers. I usually build them myself, but with a business setting I'd rather have windows xp pro rather than something else. can't be mac because of software issues (I'd looked at and liked the mini, but don't want virtualization/emulation).
I am sort of lost on this. I know they aren't the best, but I saw the report on hardocp about the emachines pc, but i think its just xp home.
Anyone have any recommendations?
here is what I'd like:
1) small form factor if possible
2) quiet
3) at least above pentium 4 2.0ghz
4) minimal hardive space (80 to 160) i can add more later
5) price? (lower better obviously)
the main program I'm running is office software that runs on pregreSQL server, front end is a java application. These will be clients that will have to run the java app and perhaps some videos from time to time. i have a bunch of pci express cards if that makes a difference, and can add those in later if needed.
probably going with some 19in lcds on the cheap, unless its a bundle deal thats too good to pass up.
I'm guessing I'll get a lot of responses to check out dell and I am considering them, but didnt' know about other options I'm overlooking.
thanks.
I am sort of lost on this. I know they aren't the best, but I saw the report on hardocp about the emachines pc, but i think its just xp home.
Anyone have any recommendations?
here is what I'd like:
1) small form factor if possible
2) quiet
3) at least above pentium 4 2.0ghz
4) minimal hardive space (80 to 160) i can add more later
5) price? (lower better obviously)
the main program I'm running is office software that runs on pregreSQL server, front end is a java application. These will be clients that will have to run the java app and perhaps some videos from time to time. i have a bunch of pci express cards if that makes a difference, and can add those in later if needed.
probably going with some 19in lcds on the cheap, unless its a bundle deal thats too good to pass up.
I'm guessing I'll get a lot of responses to check out dell and I am considering them, but didnt' know about other options I'm overlooking.
thanks.