IBM 2139- Why you must get,,,
Apr 03 '00
Ok, so you may or may not be a computer genius. Thats understandable. The fact of the matter today is every family needs a personal computer. Now, I know how a lot of people think nowadays. Everybody is looking for the biggest and best system thats out there. I used to work at one of those large home electronics and appliance superstores. I used to see families come in and ask for the top of the line computer, no questions asked, so their 5 yr old could play a barbie game and maybe the parents could do their taxes. What they failed to notice, they didn't need 30Gb of hard drive space and a 600 mHz processor to do what they needed. Thats where my featured product comes in. The IBM 2139 is still, two years after it hit the sales floor, one of the best family computers for the money. It comes with a spacious 8 Gb hard drive and 64 Mb of SDRAM, CDROM and DVD player, excellend sound card manufactured by Yamaha and a reliable expandable architecture for any add-on or upgrade you may want to accomplish. The 400 mHz Pentium II is a very stable and fast chip more than capable of completing 99% of all tasks available today. This is exactly the type of computer that a family SHOULD be looking at. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on a high-end machine expecting to get increased Internet capabilities, the truly smart ones would realize that your INet speeds are limited only by your connection. The smart ones would invest in a reliable computer that still far excedes any requirement for the fastest internet at a low price and invest in a faster connection like a DSL line. The 2139 is fully capable of running at the fastest speeds possible without even flinching. (I know, I'm currently writing this report on mine over a T3 connection.) Everything considered, a used reliable computer like the 2139 coupled with the connection technology of today, you can't go wrong.
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