Strangely enough - the PC I borrowed this morning was a Dell - cheap office model. The only problem with Dell in Australia is that they are made with a lot of non-standard parts. Power supply failure is a real problem I've had with clients, as are video card problems. I'm going to scrounge one off eBay as a back-up however. Ken --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "Frank & Gean Evans" <evans@...> wrote: > > I absolutely agree. The Dells have another "good feature". From a full > format you do not have to activate WIN XP if you use a Dell XP disk. Saves a > lot of time. > I have just recently disposed of a bunch of the GX270-280s when the local > Comm. Col. had an auction. The working ones went for $5.00 - $10.00 and the > ones that had "bad" mother boards went for a buck. > I think I changed the caps. on about 12 motherboards. > Sold them at a big savings for the local folks as well as upgrading my shop > :-) >
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Re: Disc Copying - and Obsolete Technology
2010-02-01 by kenmortgages
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