VeryPC_Colin_M

Hi @talksr, thanks for posting. We have a proven MDM solution for managing Samsung Galaxy Tabs and I reckon we can help here. Feel free to get in touch and I'll fill you in. Cheers, Col

That Veet one made me cry.

Cracking job. Will be in touch. Ta, Col

Hi Steve, Thanks for posting. I'd be happy to give you an alternative option to the Dell Lat 3340 from VeryPC. Please feel free to email me (in my sig below) through your preferred specification and I'll see what I can do. Best, Col

Yep the zencase power is only £225 and that seems to match what you need. Ta, Col

I think it looks expensive because it has sync with it too. Nifty bit of kit. Check out monarchs gocabby too. Its for 16 iPads but would do the job.

He he, first time I've experienced this type of outpouring of love my man, so it's a good day to be me! Just sent you back option 1 by email.

No contest chief! My VeryPC Glide AIO would give your iMac a gentle slap across its mighty fine webcam, kiss it on the left speaker and then slap it again. - - - Updated - - - But a cheque's cheaper?

Quality! True Blue discount coming up! Ding me an email with your spec requirements and I'll crack on. Thanks @Arreks @BKGarry @tmcd35 cheques are in the post! Best, Col

Someone say VeryPC please so I can introduce our AIOs to a fellow blues fan.

Ah, that CPC contract doesn't end until next April. For CPC members, VeryPC products can be sourced via Softcat, Misco, Kelway, or Euro Ele.

Hi CCC, Congrats on supporting UK system builders! Would you like some VeryPC quotes too? Our products are very similarly priced to Ergo and Stone. Ergo are now part of the same group that own Zoostorm; VIP Group acquires IT supplier Ergo Computing UK - Smith Cooper - Midlands Accountants If you would like an alternative quote feel free to get in touch and I'll do my best to respond in a timely manner. My email is in my sig. Cheers, Col Best, Col

Morning Matthew, Thanks for posting. Would you be interested in a VeryPC option too? I've checked the price and spec you listed and our Thinbook would be a great alternative to the Ergo product. Best, Col

What about those chaps at Thinklogic that are always quoting Lenovo laptops out on here. Surely they can help. Worth giving them a poke?

We're back!

Yes! I've been in Big Al's ear about this for ages.

LOL! That is mint @sparkeh! These Snuggly wuggly kits that include the green slipper socks are for the daily winners, but everyone who entered SOCKtober gets a pair of VeryPC socks designed by our very own Will right? And trust me, they're awesome. Sorry need to get back to eating my haribo now.. :-)

Top Job Steve!

Always a pleasure mr @hallb15

How about this approved for Solidworks laptop; https://shop.very-pc.co.uk/laptop/Rhinobook/rhinobook-2 - Get in touch with me for custom spec and EDU discounts. Ta, Col ps - Cheers for the shout out @BKGarry

We've got some A544s in being imaged for a client and they're chiclet style sunk into the tub, so don't flex as far as I can tell. I've given one a quick nibble and it felt solid. The Thinbooks are sunk in level with the tub so absolutely no flex at all in them.

Thought you'd never ask! Havering email?

It's a fine laptop @gshaw. An SSD upgrade by Fujitsu from the factory can take a while to arrive from Germany but well worth the money as they don't support third party upgrades. I've been providing them under a framework agreement to around 100 schools since it launched (A512 was previous model I was selling) and build quality and durability is great, end users have been happy with the performance / looks / weight, the warranty service levels seem to be heavily dependent on the chosen warranty (standard 1 year return to base = can be out the laptop for up to 9 days, 3 year onsite SLA = will do their best and always aim to get onsite quickly but repairs rarely done onsite, 3 year NBD onsite = can't do enough for the customer) - my customers have differing reports on each, but in the main rather good. Have you considered the VeryPC Thinbook with SSD configured to spec? Ta, Col

Yeah Samsung contradict themselves quite radically in press reports. Slim margins, yet it was a growth sector. Focussing on android tablets phablets and all other lets but not Chromebooks. Weird.

Here's one reason the Chromebook avalanche won't hit the UK; purchasing isn't done for an entire county by one body and decisions aren't made that way here in blighty. So massive purchases on the scale of deals that happen in USA education won't happen here. That said I'm very excited to see whether Chromebooks are adopted by UK edu decision makers. If Google take the business sector by storm then education will probably follow. As learning continues to go digital I'm sure its a serious option for schools now. The Microsoft TAP scheme is a clear indicator that Microsoft aren't sitting idly by though. Small screen windows devices are now the same price as good quality android tablets and its Microsoft who are subsidising this. I've not met a Chromebook I didn't want to touch longingly though, they're always well built, attractive, engaging bits of kit.