While the Inverness 350 comes with a Zip Drive and a fair number of management features, Aberdeen's California-biased service and support make this system appealing mostly for West Coast businesses. This midpriced unit is an average performer overall with below-average disk scores. The system came with Intel LANDesk Client Manager 3.1. The unit has hardware monitoring of chassis temperature, fan speed, and CPU voltage. There is no padlock bracket.
All inside components are readily accessible, and there is adequate expansion room.
Most of the Inverness 350's scores were average for its CPU class, but its Disk WinMark 98 score was quite low. The unit has a relatively slow 5,400-rpm Seagate hard disk that uses NTFS partitions, which slightly hinder performance as compared with FAT partitions. Service and support terms for the Inverness 350 are best for California corporate customers. The Inverness 350 offers some manageability features and solid performance. If your business is on the West Coast, it may be an attractive choice.