The motherboard at the heart of this Intel Pentium Dual Core E5800 Socket 775 system provides onboard LAN, integrated Windows 7 ready 2D/3D graphics. A 1TB SATA hard drive provides ample storage, whilst the 4GB of DDR3 RAM will be plenty to handle most software applications.

Please note that this desktop PC does not come with an operating system. Ebuyer recommends using genuine Microsoft Software.

This system has been provided by a Top Rated Seller (ebuyerexpress) via Ebay with 99.6% positive feedback and has currently sold 34 of these machines.

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Only £269.99 Including UK Delivery

This laptop sports an ergonomic keyboard with wide anti-dust
keys making it very comfortable to use, especially if you’re typing away for
long periods of time. It comes with a multi-touch touchpad which lets you
easily scroll through web pages as well as pinch zoom in and out of images.

It’s more than fast enough for the usual tasks like e-mailing, using Skype, surfing the web and office documents. It’ll even handle a bit of gaming and graphic design if you need it to.

The 320GB hard drive provides ample space for all your documents, photos, music and videos. It also has the latest in wireless technology with its Draft N capability so you can use it in the garden if it tickles your fancy.

The Super Multi DVD drive lets you record and play CD’s and DVD’s.

The only down side to this laptop is the lack of an HDMI port, so unless you want to connect it to your HD TV here’s a perfect little number for you.

• Celeron T3500 2.1Ghz Processor
• 2GB RAM expandable to 4GB
• Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
• 320GB Hard Drive
• Integrated 1.3 MP Webcam
• Built in Card Reader (SD/MMC)
• 4x USB ports
• VGA port
• Wireless a/b/n connectivity
• Super Multi DVD recorder
• Full 12 month Warranty

Even more enticing is the fact that it is an eBay listing giving you peace of mind knowing that the seller relies on positive feedback, he has sold 7770 items, still has 99.9% positive feedback and PayPal covers you up to £500.

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The Intel Atom processor continues to provide home users with a low power, low cost computer – allowing all the family enjoy multimedia content as well as browsing the internet. It’s wireless, has 2Gb’s of RAM and plenty of space for the family to save all their pictures with it’s 320GB hard drive.

There is 6 USB ports to plug in your digital camera’s, memory stick’s and other devices.

Easily view your media with the built in memory card reader which supports SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/MMC.

It does come with a keyboard and a mouse but they are wired; however you can easily upgrade these to wireless in the future if it bothers you.

If this tickles your fancy, make sure you select an operating system if you need one, this will bump the price up to £309.98. Please remember this does not include a monitor which makes this the perfect PC for hooking up to your TV with it’s HDMI output.

When you purchase a new computer you will often be prompted to create a set of recovery disks or to back-up your system. A lot of people put this aside “I’ll do it later” or some don’t understand what’s involved and afraid it might lead to something catastrophic. In reality it is an easy task and could save you a bit of money when things go wrong.

The thing is, even if you do create recovery disks, there is no guarantee they are going to work. You don’t need to use them until it’s too late and your system has crashed. In the last month 75% of recovery media we’ve used has been faulty.

If you are not an IT Technician you probably won’t know what to do when things go pear shaped, even for us it presents a bit of a headache.

• You can contact your computer manufacturer and ask for a set of new disks at a price!
• You can get hold of a copy of the operating system you are using, re-install it, locate all of the drivers you need and install them too.
• You can call a Computer Repair Company which will probably go down the second route. Here at Computech we usually charge £20-£30 for this and it can take an hour or two.

In the good old days when you bought a new computer it came with CD’s containing everything you needed to get back up and running. It was easy!

So, why have these big companies changed something that worked, to something that has become frustrating and in most cases a complete waste of time? What’s in it for them?

• Is it money, in the hope that we will spend even more getting a new set of recovery disks sent out and being left without a PC for a day or three…
• Maybe it’s just an honest mistake and they’re not capable of producing proper software that can actually write the recovery disks properly?
• Perhaps there are hidden instructions somewhere that nobody can find and it’s actually us doing the wrong thing.

Well we are going to try and dig up some information on the issue, anyone have any idea where we can start? Have you had this problem?

This is where we strive; we don’t have a high street shop that costs a lot to rent or use un-economical cars, hence the free call outs. It’s a simple service – you call us, we come to you, fix your computer, your happy and then we’re happy. Simple!

We’re not after a short term relationship with our clients; we would prefer to have a customer for life! Here at Computech we are a friendly bunch and love what we do so when we do come out to see you, we’ll be smiling (may be a little whistle too).

We can even come round, set-up and install everything you need.