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Can I ask how much you guys would expect to pay for an all-in-one. I have a budget of about £420 per pc including monitor etc, and I'm not sure if I could afford them.

 

you shoould give me a shout jcs808 , im sure we can provide you with a good machine for your budget, ping me over a quick email if you would like some further info

 

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the newer models include dedicated graphics chips, seemingly, and might be more suited to graphics-heavy work.

 

Just been looking in to this again, might be buying some machine for projectors over the summer. These look like decent machines:

 

Acer Aspire Revo R3610 Desktop PC - Desktops | Ebuyer.com

 

and are £180 with no Windows OS, which can be bought for £110:

 

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional - Licence and media.. | Ebuyer.com

 

Anyone any experience of the Acer Aspire Revo R3610 - is it okay for most in-school tasks?

 

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Hiyah .. Ive just bought 6 and they're great ... The Nvidia ION graphics seem to handle very well everything Ive throw at them. Videos are smooth without any jerkiness. The only thing Ive found with this type of pc is the audio sockets get broken if the kids jerk the headphone leads. We've tied ours so this cant happen now .. It might be worth buying some xp licences cheap if you can find them or if you have any non oem surplus licences from old kit buy the windows pro 7 upgrade from the software licensing specialist for £34.00.
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Ergo also have a new all-in-one called (imaginatively, the AS3). It's calpella and pretty configurable (also available with touchscreen) not on their website yet so you'll have to call them..
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we just took delivery of a load more of the acer aspire z5610 6gb ram 1tb hdd quad core geforce nvidia graphics, pretty decent things..

 

Jeez! with that spec are they running AutoCAD or something?

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Jeez! with that spec are they running AutoCAD or something?

 

That's not a hugely specified machine if you want it to last 3 - 5 years. The ones I bought to last 3 years in classrooms had 4GB ram, with quad core processors etc...

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That's not a hugely specified machine if you want it to last 3 - 5 years. The ones I bought to last 3 years in classrooms had 4GB ram, with quad core processors etc...
sorry to get off topic but as I perceive it the growth in PC specs has slowed down over the last few years. I just don't see the next OS after Win 7 gobbling up yet more resources on the desktop. Esp as there are moves towards netbooks and thin clients.

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