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Which PC is best for me?

marcusrapid · 2010-02-08 09:51:51

Hi all Just wanted some techie advice on what PC to buy? I basically want a pc (desktop) for internet browsing, watching iplayer, and doing basic work on record keeping and looking after my bills on excel etc.... I do not want to play games or do any art graphic work etc. I want to pay arounf £350. It looks like the best…

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Richie-from-the-Boro Posts: 6,945 Forumite

8 February 2010 at 10:46PM

nembot wrote: »

Yes, especially with the later OS's such as Windows 7.

With Win7 the most important thing to know about the technical component of an O/S install .. .. .. is that your coffee is hot enough, and you won't need more than one cup - it's that fast.

Make sure your internet is plugged into the puter before you begin the install and it will automatically find all your stuff for you, hence the coffee.

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