Computer Introduction

The first PC system (other than the ZX80/ZX81) I ever set my eyes on was called a pet pc in 1980 and was a massive 1MHZ on the 8032 chipset. Thankfully computer systems have come along way since then.
The first PC’s I worked on in 1992 where called 286 systems and the operating system was DOS 4.1 or windows v3 and they cost around £1700.

Windows 3.11 was the first proper windows operating system I can just about remember but I still preferred to use DOS as it didn’t crash. Networking was a little bit of a nightmare back in the day but not many people could afford more than one PC.

Affordable Computers

There are many computer companies that supply home and business PC systems, the hard part is finding a company that offers a reliable and affordable computer system. One such company is Dell Systems, you can only BUY ONLINE with Dell but when you see their prices you can see that not having extra overheads such as retail stores is how they manage to be so affordable. Most of their computers come with a years hardware warranty as standard but you also have the option to upgrade to two or three years with the click of mouse.

(1) Basic use: If you are thinking of purchasing your first computer or tend to only use computers to write a few letters, check your emails and do a little internet browsing I would recommended the most affordable systems that Dell offer for basic use: click here.

(2) Everyday use: Basic use plus some multi-tasking, managing photos, listening to music, watching videos or creating presentations click here

Mid Range to Top End Computers

This range of computer systems are for people who take their computering seriously and like to multi task.

(3) Multitasking: Everyday use plus working with complex graphics, multimedia, casual gaming or databases click here.

(4) Extreme: Looking for cutting-edge gaming performance and features combined with high-end entertainment or complex digital content creation capabilities click here

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