where can i find scarp computer(monitors, printers, keyboard, mouse,CPU and much more)I want to buy like 10000
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There are many sites on the internet. geeks.com computer-show.com How much do you wish to spend? 10,000 is a lot, got warehouse? Maybe place ads in newspapers, will pick up your computer scrap for free! Old stuff is cheap, newer stuff costs money. Maybe auctions bid4assets.com? Government auctions sell stuff by the palet, got fork-lift?\nMIKE
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You'll need a computer case, motherboard, cpu, cpu fan, cd/dvd drive, hard drive, memory, video card, keyboard, mouse, monitor and operating system software.  Below are links with instruction and places to purchase all of these components. It can take about 4 hours from start to finish.\n\nAsus motherboards are very good\nAMD Athlon 64 processor\n256mb PCI-xe videocard\n1gb memory\nDVD&#92;CD burner\nWindows XP
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visit http://www.newegg.com
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laptop computers can be a rather tricky buy at times, I would suggest that you look out for the cheapest and yet latest desktop on the market, the best way to do this is on what they call warehouse sale markets some of them are online. these warehouse owners have a service where they sell laptop computers to normal customers like you and me, however with very reduced prices due to the fact that they do not have as much costs as normal shops do, such as rent and a employees etc. as you know most online shops have rather competitive prices sometimes cutting the laptop price to a half. one such website for laptop computers is : \n\nhttp://umgarticles.atspace.com/laptop-computer.htm\n\nIf you like my answer please consider voting for me!!! thank you
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www.gateway.com would be my suggestion.  But they have retail outlets that sell gateway products as well.  Find those here: http://www.gateway.com/home/products/ret/ret_catalog.shtml?cmpid=ret*HP*seglinks*Retail*HOMEPAGE
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Can find some for under 300 at http://www.tigerdirect.com/ Not including monitors, though.
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you have to be careful and read and ask question to the seller regarding what you pay, and make sure to pay with a credit card or paypal for ur safety, i have bought several computers there, key thing is not to spend alot of money on something used, computer are so cheap at the store, and usually u can get a free printer with it, if u need help setting it up let me know, add me to u messenger list, or email me at: santodomingo@yahoo.com
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check the paper or the local computer shop  for used ones
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Let us know what the closest main city is for help.  I find local computer places are much better than the big box stores.  Especially price-wise.  Look in your yellow pages for a store that services computers and sells re-furbished ones.  They're the ones that will use the parts they have on hand instead of trying to sell you special order stuff, or a whole new computer for that matter.
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well depending on what kind of laptop you could try www.welovemacs.com\nebay\nbest buy
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One of the leading and most trusted (and probably the cheapest) of the on line retail PC parts stores are Newegg and Tiger Direct.\nIf you own a retail business and have a tax id number, you can purchase wholesale at Maxgroup or D and H Distributors.\nThey are the 2 biggest wholesale distributors in the USA.\n\nLinks below:
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Same places as n. San Antonio (where I live.)  Try Best Buy, Computer City, Office Depot, Office Max.  Best Buy probably has a wider selection of parts and accessories.  But since you didn't specify if you were looking for something in particular, that's the best I can do.\n\nHope it helps.
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Most 'Pound Shops' sell them, HyperValue, PC World. They are cheap enough.
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TigerDirect has an International sales corp called Global...you can buy desktop electronics and software of every type there...\nhttp://www.globalcomputer.com/
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You may try ebay, I know you can buy lots of computer parts on there and you might get lucky and find a match for yours in a junk keyboard, or at least something that looks close.
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OK - as for a building - real estate depending on location ranges from about 6000 RMB / Sq meter in the south to anywhere as much as 20000 RMB / sq meter near GuoMao (World Trade Center) \n\nAs for computer supplies - the China silicon valley located across from the little west gate of Peking University (Beijing Da Xue Xiao Xi Men) offers a lot of computer supplies such as software, hardware and any of your miscellaneous computer goods. You might want to bring a friend that speaks Chinese though because computer parts require a lot of vocabulary. \n\nIf you don't mind spending the extra buck, you can go to Chaoyang where there are a lot of computer supplies with many of the customer service agents speaking English. Go to the China World Shopping Center or Wangfujing.\n\nIf you go to a Carre 4 or a Da Zhong, you'll also find a lot of computer goods. Keep in mind that computer supplies are typically more expensive or about the same price as the states. \n\nWhat IS a lot cheaper are monitors, mouses, keyboards and flash drives. Software is also really cheap. Software will go for about 1-2 US dollars. Monitors/Mouse/Keyboards/Flash Drives probably only 40% of the US price.
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See if your town has a 'Thrifty Nickel' kind of free newspaper.  They usually have listings for used computers and accessories.  I bought an older IBM computer with Win98 and a decent monitor for $90 from a man who bought a bunch of computers from a local college.  If you can live without XP, you might do better.  You can still access the Internet and do word processing on older operating systems.\n\nIf you want to buy new, try a place like Office Depot for EMachines desktop PCs.  They've been offering some really good rebates lately.  When we get our rebates back, our new computer with XP, monitor and Canon printer will only cost $300.