6 Things You Should Know Before Buying a New Computer

When you are ready to buy a new computer, one of the first questions you may ask yourself is, “Where can I get the best deal?”. Obviously you don’t want to pay more than you have to, but there are other considerations besides price that you should consider before making your decision

6 Things You Should Know Before Buying a New Computer

When you are ready to buy a new computer, one of the first questions you may ask yourself is, “Where can I get the best deal?”. Obviously you don’t want to pay more than you have to, but there are other considerations besides price that you should consider before making your decision…

If you shop the local electronics superstores for weekly specials, you can easily get a standard machine at a good price. This option would work best for you if you’re not too picky or if you don’t have any special requirements for gaming, graphics, or special software requirements.

If you buy over the Internet from a major manufacturer, such as Dell, you’ll get more choice and customisation on the components, processor speed, RAM, hard drive size, and video components, but you’ll pay a slightly higher price.

The biggest downside to buying online is that you’ll have a hard time getting technical support if something goes wrong. Not a week goes by where we don’t get a customer who wants to pay us to fix a warranty-covered machine simply because the manufacturer is making it next to impossible to get the problem sorted. In many cases, these companies have help desk people located in countries outside of the UK, which means you might have a hard time communicating with them, or getting to a supervisor.

Sometimes only a component (like the hard drive) will go bad. When this happens, you’ll have to ship the entire machine back to the manufacture and wait a couple of weeks for them to repair it and ship it back. You also run the risk of losing all your data and configurations unless you have a reliable backup.

If you have special requirements, need help in selecting a machine, or if service before, during, and AFTER the sale is important, then you’ll want to buy from a local company – like us!

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The bottom line is this: if you are shopping solely on price and aren’t too picky, then watch the TV ads for sales at your local electronic superstore. They can offer a great price on a standard machine. Usually you can save anywhere from £80—£150 buying this way.

For semi-customisation at a decent price, check the Internet. There are hundreds of online re-sellers offering computers at competitive prices.

For the best customisation, service, and support after the sale, buy from us. You’ll pay a little bit more, but we’ll make sure you get exactly what you need without any hassle or problems.

To speak to one of our experts today about finding your ideal computer contact us today on 01738237001.

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