Best PC To Purchase

[Josh]

just install parallels .......... mac is so far ahead of the game, if you utlilize everything on it, it make your life much easier ....

I'm still not a fan of parallels.

 

[insurancexpert]

If you do not like parallels then use VMWare Fusion. It is a good software.

 

[Josh]

If you do not like parallels then use VMWare Fusion. It is a good software.

I'm not knocking either one, it's just the notion of running another OS inside of an OS. For the cost of a low-end PC, you basically have an entirely knew computer vs trying to squeeze everything into another system.

 

[xrac]

Honestly, just about anything you get above the base models is going to likely be excessive. Computing technologys has com ea long way. I got a laptop for life insurance three years ago for $400 and it's more than capable even now. You want something with multiple cores and ideally an intel processor (but not a celeron). At least 4 gb of ram is good, but the more the better.

Won't work for most insurance carriers.

Josh is right. It doesn't take much computing power to run insurance apps.

 

[Norwayguy]

Josh is right. It doesn't take much computing power to run insurance apps.

That and Porn...................

 

[Newby]

I'm starting to really like Epson printers better than HP. Especially when you call for support.

 

[Spud]

I have found dell xps products reliable and their support is US based and staffed with effective people. go to Dell Outlet | Refurbished Computers, Laptops, PCs & More | Dell
if u have time to wait for the right configuration and want to save a dime.

 

[jaystar]

Have used a Canon MX 310 printer for 3 years. Not one instance of a problem. and, I have saved a bundle by refilling
ink myself. It is an all-in-one and only has 2 cartiridges.

 

[retread]

I build my own PCs, but prefer Lenovo laptops. I found Intel mainboards to be solid... I will not build another offshore mobo. If I were to buy a PC rather than build my own, I would consider Lenovo. As a matter of fact, I bought a Lenovo PC for my sister a couple of years ago. Cheap, but reliable and full of feature choices. Custom order yourself one. It's less hassle than building it yourself, but not as much fun.