Complete PC package for under £300

[NetDiag]

Glad I don't have to keep guessing now!

Hows things? Where are you at nowadays?

 

Basically i'm doing ok. I had been working at a public school in Portsmouth as an ICT Technician for the past 7ish months (that's how I know about this forum) but moved on from that owing to a dispute I had with higher management and as it wasnt really the right kind of job for me I got bored with it quite quickly.

 

I basically still live in Pompey with my girlfriend and i'm off on a two week break to Mauritius the start of February. I will be teaming up with some techie friends of mine and forging an my own Internet Development company specialising in database driven sites and e-commerce when I get back.

[NetDiag]

EduGeek.net - like friendsreunited ... but for geeks!

 

Geeks-Reunited! Hmmm that sounds interesting!

 

Might be a money spinner!

 

[budgester]

Cybernerd: Wether you ris or image them they presumably need some form of licence on them depending on your licencing model?

 

Ben

 

Put Linux on em, I don't suppose upgrading(downgrading ?) from Linux would be covered as a competive upgrade ? Didn't microsoft do something weird like that back in the day ?

[monkey_boy]

It must be possible to supply machines with either no software or no-cost software. http://www.overclockers.co.uk do it, although they're not really the education supplier type.

[Elky]

We can supply the PCs without Windows. We would just put on a no-cost operating system. We advertise most of our PCs without Windows so the customer has the choice of which version of Windows to go for on every PC.