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best place to buy a new computer?
spaceboy
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Been looking at the Dell website, where else should I check?
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You can better make sense of Dell offerings at https://www.dmxdimension.comThat gum you like is coming back in style.0
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Dell is good, But can tell you where you shouldn't Piecea Carp World and Dicsons, and variantsSurvey earnings total 2009 £417, 2010 £875, 2011 £5740
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I went to all the "usual suspects" i.e. PC World, Dixons, John Lewis and may more just to see what various models looked like and to have a play with them. This was easy for me, it does depend where you live.
I then went onto Amazon's website and bought.
It is not easy to decide on a model, but once you know what you want, keep an eye on the prices and look out for special one-day sales, warehouse box damage bargains etc. I know people who have done well buying from eBay, but it is a bit risky.Who having known the diamond will concern himself with glass?
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John Lewis are fine for pc's, printers etc, theyve usually got stock of HP's in
better going to them than any of the Dixons lot
you can also buy direct from HP, same as Dell0 -
you can get a custom built one here www.ginger6.com
have bought from them in past there prices are fair and service is very good has been for me anyway, and i think they are doing a free delivery at moment don't quote me on that though.0 -
PC World, what a !!!! hole that place is. Dell, toysRus is very hassle free0
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I wouldn't buy a pre-built one, I'd buy the parts and build it myself, much more fun, and possibly cheaper depending on what spec you want.0
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