Gene's Computer Outlet, Frazer, Pa

Business Class Computers

Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz (3-21-05)

  • Intel Motherboard D865GBF
  • 800 mhz FSB
  • 256MB DDR
  • Teac 1.44 MB Floppy Drive
  • 40 GB Hard drive (Samsung)
  • 52X CD Rom Drive or (add $ 15 for DVD drive)
  • Sound on the motherboard
  • High Quality 56K V90 Modem
  • Enhanced Parallel, HS Serial Port, USB Ports
  • Keyboard & mouse
  • Windows XP Pro OEM with the CD included and installed
  • SP2 and All Critical Updates loaded when you get your computer
  • Open architecture system for easy low cost repair and upgrade

    • Configured $ 999

    Pentium 4 Celeron Class 2.4 Ghz (3-20-05)

    • Intel Motherboard D865GBFL
    • 256MB SDRAM
    • Teac 1.44 MB Floppy Drive
    • 40 GB Hard drive (Samsung)
    • 52X CD Rom Drive or (add $ 15 for DVD drive)
    • Sound on the motherboard
    • High Quality 56K V90 Modem
    • Enhanced Parallel, HS Serial Port, USB Ports
    • Keyboard & mouse
    • Windows Me, or XP Home OEM with the CD included and installed
    • SP2 and All Windows critical updates are installed when you get the computer
    • Open architecture system for easy low cost repair and upgrade
    • This motherboard can accept a full P4 processor.
    • The difference between the P4 and Celeron CPU is the amount of cache memory in the CPU chip.

    Configured $ 799

  • MS Office 2000 Small Business Edition available $250 extra with and at time of computer purchase - installed or professional version for $449
  • Surge Protector strongly recommended $ 35 and up
  • Monitor and Printer extra (17" $149)
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    Become an educated consumer. Know what you are buying. Most manufacturers are making low cost computers with "all in one" system motherboards and proprietary hardware including memory, CD Drives, and even floppy drives. In some cases, such as Compaq, they use a special maintenance partition on their hard drives that controls the diagnostics and configuration of the computer that will cause you trouble at some point in time. Most of these companies also make a better quality computer, which is the quality where our line of computers start. Some call it a "business class" computer. You get what you pay for. We have been building computers for over 15 years now, and we are still at the same location that we started in. Our computers have a quality case and you can see the difference. We use a quality standard ATX motherboard, and we use quality standard drives and memory. Our system is expandable without the limitations of "manufacturer specific" hardware. You get a Windows CD, rather than a restore CD. You get the driver disks and are in complete control. Some of these manufacturers have even started a "build to order" program thinking they can compete with these computers that we build - the message they still didn't get, is that we use "open architecture" and they don't. We can configure a computer for you with what you want. It's servicable with standard low cost components. This is our only pitch. We make more money on service on these other computers.
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