The problem with many of today's pre-built computers is the lack of service.
Unless you plan on doing some heavy hitting (gaming) with that machine, just
about any of the factory brands will do just fine, even the lower cost ones.
I would check into what service they do provide as some will actually charge
you for premium service. Personally, I build my own and believe it or not,
it is pretty damn easy. The advantage of doing it that way is you get to
set the strengths and weaknesses yourself and if you use quality name brand
components that have existed for a few months, it should set up easily and
run without problems. Also building it yourself and setting up the software
does give you some insight when something doesn't work right as to where to
look and you will probably save money as well. Just something for you to
think about.

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> When I get my a.s to FL I'm going to need a 'putor for the house. I want to
> leave this one here in MA for Sue to use and the time's when I come up. I
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