Written on 7/13/2009 10:16:00 AM by Marc Crow
I have 2 refurbished computers for sale.
1. Dell Inspiron Laptop
Windows XP Home Edition
14.1 in Widescreen Display
Intel Celeron M - 1.6GHz Processor
1.25GB of Memory
40GB Hard Drive
CD/DVD Burner
Comes with a Dell 725 Ink Jet Printer
and a Wireless Mouse
2. HP Pavilion XT963 Desktop Computer
Windows XP Home Edition
512MB of Memory
40GB Hard drive
CD Writer/DVD Player
Comes with Monitor
Keyboard/Mouse
and Speakers
Come in and check these great deals out.
Written on 7/06/2009 09:30:00 AM by Marc Crow
I'm back from my long holiday weekend. Wasn't quite ready to be back to work this morning, but have a lot to do already.
Hope everybody had a great Independence Day.
Written on 6/30/2009 01:40:00 PM by Marc Crow
I will be closed this Friday. Taking a long holiday weekend. Everybody body have a safe and fun 4th.
Written on 6/28/2009 09:40:00 AM by Marc Crow
Acer’s Everywhere. How Did That Happen?
About three months ago, Gianfranco Lanci flew into San Francisco International Airport, got off the plane and made his way to the passport control stations. As he pulled out his documents, the passport agent immediately recognized him as the chief executive of Acer.
“It was the first time in my life that has ever happened,” he says.
Mr. Lanci may need to come to grips with his growing celebrity. After all, he has turned Acer, the personal computer seller based in Taiwan, into a finely tuned organization that’s obliterating some of the computing industry’s longest-standing traditions and leading Taiwan’s charge up the technology food chain.
This year, Acer appears poised to overtake Dell as the world’s second-largest seller of personal computers, which would put a real dent into one of America’s favorite dorm-to-empire business stories. And if this comes to pass, Acer would trail only Hewlett-Packard; no computer company based outside the United States has ever climbed so high.
VIA: The New York Times
Written on 6/26/2009 09:46:00 AM by Marc Crow
Microsoft just laid out the Windows 7 pricing grid for us, and here's the big takeaway: Vista and XP users will need to pony up $119.99, $199.99, or $219.99 on October 22 to score their Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, or Ultimate upgrade, and those of you who want a full retail disc will need to roll up with $199.99, $299.99, or $319.99 respectively. It's not quite that simple, though: starting tomorrow, June 26, you'll be able to pre-order upgrades at much cheaper prices -- $49.99 for Home Premium and $99.99 for Professional.
VIA: Engadget
