I want to buy a PC on 10 mnt instalment credit. We're a Small limited company-where can I find a supplier?
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try at dell, they have corporate programs for purchasing
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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 laptop or notebook computers on the market, the best way to do this is on what they call warehouse sale markets some of them are also online.\n\nthese warehouse owners have a service where they sell desktop 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.\n\none such website is :\n\nhttp://ultimatemg.atspace.com/laptop.htm\n\n\nalternatively I also suggest that you look into the desktop computer market at the moment you can find warehouse sale desktops at a very cheap price at this site too:\n\nhttp://ultimatemg.atspace.com/computer.htm\n\n\nI hope I have been of help in answering your question.
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Ask at your local computer shop
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Try Shopping http://www.newegg.com  their you will also get good pricing and customer reviews from people that own them\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com also has good pricing but watch out for their customer service it is not verry good if you have a problem.
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I always suggest going to a local computer store.  That way if you have problems, your support is a short drive away.  And you do not have to mail off your computer to get service.\n\nFirst ask friends and family about stores they may have gone to.  Then shop all of them you feel comfortable with.  Ask questions about components they use, how long they have been in business, and warranty offered.\n\nCustom built is always the best value, even if it is not the cheapest.  I have built computers that are still in daily operation 7 years later.  And if one of my customers has a problem, I am a phone call away.\n\nA last advantage, is that "clones" are the easiest to upgrade.  In 1-3 years when you are ready to upgrade, you only need $200-300 in parts, a lot cheaper then replacing everything.
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Tigerdirect.com or Newegg.com. are a couple of good places to shop.I prefer Tigerdirect because they have a lot of special offers and a lot of rebates.
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Check out these computers at Overstock.com:\n\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=1726379\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=1135804\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=493403\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=472618\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=483330
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look at newegg.com they have most every thing you need and at a discount from any where else.
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PC Line products are made for PC WORLD but they do re-badge and sell to other companies.\nYou could try them.
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Try Dell.com or pcretro.com
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http://www.horary.com/cwiggers/Pcs.html
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There are several places on the internet with good prices on hardware.\n\nIf you want to buy from independent vendors, pricewatch is a good source. It compares prices and rates the vendors. \n\nIf you want a site with great selection, great prices you should try newegg (formerly egghead) You get a final price, not always the best price, but you pay your true cost.\n\nAnother site is tigerdirect, where you get great prices, but most of the time you have to get a rebate. your cost will probably be less, but you expend more on the purchase and get a rebate.\n\nThere is always amazon, where you'd get both worlds, direct vendor and affiliates.\n\nEbay is a great source, great prices, but you have to pay extra attention to the reputation of the seller.\n\njust add .com to each site =)
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try www.newegg.com or www.tigerdirect.com \n\nThey usually have the best prices.  Never buy computer components from ebay unless its a dealer.  I have heard tons of stories about people buying comp parts, and getting junk
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If you know what cofiguration you want - go to Chenoy Trade Center in Parklane, Secunderabad. Its the wholesale market which supplies PC's to all over Andhra Pradesh.
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Here are two drop ship resources for you:\n\nhttp://www.motherboardllc.com\nhttp://www.worldwidebrands.com
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Find one on eBay! You'll probably want a branded one if you are not much of a computer person. They also come with technical support and really they are quite cheaper than if you had someone build you one from scratch. This is because a giant like Dell gets their parts in huge quantities and therfore pays MUCH less than a small computer shop would. The savings is passed on to you. And, if you ever decide to sell your PC and get a newer one, you'll find it easier to sell a branded and modeled unit versus a no-namer.
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The trick is to have great vendors. Dell for instance cuts massive deals with board makers like ASUS. Buying bulk reduces their costs.\n\nIf you can establish this on a small scale with wholesalers you will be able to turn a decent profit without raping customers.\n\nPeople in this country are very hooked on branding. Tech folks know that a Dell could be the exact same PC as a Gateway underneath the pretty case they build the components into. The warranty is the true advantage to buying with a bigger company. \n\nIf you can establish a name for yourself locally as a guru and provide a good tech support for the products you build....then there's no reason you can't be successful.