Minimum advice when buying PCs.
Q: What should be the minimum specification for new PCs? A: As soon as you buy the latest computer...
Q: What should be the minimum specification for new PCs?A: As soon as you buy the latest computer, a bigger and better one will be
on the market. You must standardise on a realistic machine and agree on an
appropriate length of time before upgrading. A PII 233mhz, 64meg RAM,
2gigHD machine with modem and a 17" screen would be the minimum, and would
cost around £650 from a major supplier.
You can find suppliers of second-hand computers and make large
savings.
But unless you have the skills in-house
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