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About to undertake a project of turning our unused IT Suite into a Maker Space / STEM room so need to shift the old kit.

 

There are a total of 33 Dell Optiplex 760 USFF AIO Photos here - https://goo.gl/kzhWja

 

Spec

 

Intel Dual Core E5200 2.5GHz Processor

2GB Ram

150GB HDD

DVD/CDRW

17" AIO Monitor

 

They also come with compact keyboards so they fit 3 to a desk

 

A couple of the monitors have stuck buttons but they still come on.

 

All power on and work fine. Currently running Windows 7 but will be wiped. Will also run Cloudready OS perfectly

 

Looking for offers really. Can also include some of the desks and power blocks as well if someone is interested.

 

Buyer must collect!

 

Thanks for looking

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What's the reason behind the IT suite going unused, if you don't mind me asking? I'm still trying to convince people a proper IT suite managed and setup properly will always be better and cheaper than the damm hellish laptop trolleys (from experience) and associated laptop problems or worse . . . . tablets!
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Class sets of Chromebooks have made the Suite redundant, well to be fair G Suite for Education / Chrome OS has pretty much made our Windows network redundant. Only have back office PCs and staff laptops running Windows now.
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Do you have any requirements for video editing, Photostop etc that sort of thing?. Despite the Chromebooks phase a lost of schools seem to be going through Chromebooks will never meet those needs.
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What's the reason behind the IT suite going unused, if you don't mind me asking? I'm still trying to convince people a proper IT suite managed and setup properly will always be better and cheaper than the damm hellish laptop trolleys (from experience) and associated laptop problems or worse . . . . tablets!

Have you kept a Windows server for basic services like AD, DHCP etc.?

Increasingly I think schools benefit from a hybrid environment. Having worked at an all-through school that was primarily GSuite with Chromebooks, that worked fine for pupils. Primary staff pressure for Office suite led to the introduction of a Windows and Office environment. With the right support and training, I think the school could have managed with just GSuite. However, in the senior school (Y7+), the need for things like Adobe PS, required the power of a dedicated Windows suite. I also saw the need for Apple Macs in the music department. All that added cost of course, both in terms of hardware, software and support requirements. I however believe it gave the pupils a better education to be exposed to multiple platforms.

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