My preference in a computer is a tower not nessaryly the tall ones. Mainly because they are easier to work on or add to And you usually get more for the money in a desktop. I just keep my old monitor

Yes, the dude has upgrades available at very low prices as well. SSD's are defintely the way to go! I've purchased several computers from this guy, his name is kevin, and his upgrade prices are much

I was thinking of an SSD for her . Not a spinning drive. Really you can tell the difference. John

Hi Janet, Get ahold of the dude below. He has great deals on computers and the 1 below is a sample. But, contact him to see what he currently has available. They're not brand new, but close to

I'm having to need a high resolution scanner for work. This deals with pictures and not so much with any text/documents. I was looking up good quality resolution scanners and I think I need

If the Best Buy store where you plan to buy your new computer has a Geek Squad desk, ask one of their technicians your questions instead of a sales clerk, most of whom don't know

Well, So is that the highest you can go in price? Or are you willing to make a cut somewhere. The nearest to what you wanted I could find was 16GB of ram , 512GB SSD, but the processor is pretty

Hi, Thank you for this. I was totally blown away when the one Geek and the sale’s person told me they never heard of an application key either! Matter of fact, they even told me I must be

The unit you looket at yesterday is called an all in one. You pay more for these devices. If you are a blind user, why do you need a new monitor. There are lots of new win11 ready machines out

WHAT WAS CALLED A TOWER 20 YEARS AGO IS MUCH SMALLER THESE DAYS, I recently purchased an hp pavilion. It is about 11 by 12 by 6 inches. I’m sure other brands like asus, acer Lenovo come

I can picture someone never hearing of that. Most sited people I know of do not use the keyboard like you and I. They probably wouldn't even know that the applications key is the same as clicking the

You’re not getting built in speakers unless you go with an All in one. Are you telling me you’d really like an all in one? I don’t know if you’re gonna get what you’re after for $699.

If no Application Key, press Shift+F10, that is, if you have the standard function above the numbers on your keyboard. I can't imagine someone never even hearing of an Application Key.

Hi John, I would like ram I16, One tera SSD. Built in speakers. A full size keyboard with a application key. Janet Sent from Mail for Windows

alternative would be to provide the website and let people look at it and make suggestions. You might even want to narrow it down to people whose judgment you trust. -- For 24/7

I can find you Windows 11 stuff for $699 on Best Buy Easily. How mucn a RAM and SSD space do you want? Thanks, John

Hmmm… You could consider a SFF (Small Form Factor) PC possibly… AN Intel NUC or Lenovo TinyThink could be worth a look… John

Why do you hate the laptop so much? Also its called an All-in-one. You can find Windows 11 towers on Bestbuy.com and other places. John

Gene, and that isn’t even including the taxes. I would love not to have the tower. As far as the miniaturization, I’m fine with that, as all that comes with the computer is the monitor and

I’m not sure I agree with all the arguments in the article but I think that, overall, you aren’t getting your money’s worth. I suspect you will be spending perhaps two or three hundred dollars