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Article: How to buy (and repair) a computer and not make an idiot of yourself.
- Article from:
- The National Public Accountant
- Article date:
- June 1, 2003
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Buying a computer can be a trying experience. Today's computer technology is complex and beyond the under. standing of most laymen. Few professionals feel comfortable offering computer consulting as an additional service to their clients.
Most professionals simply want the computer to perform its job; they do not care how the computer works as long as it works. However, a basic understanding of computers is needed to buy a computer that will work satisfactorily and will not become obsolete very quickly. Like any complex machine, computers have complex components. To get the best value for your dollar, you need to know what the components are and how they benefit ...