But it was more than that. Cutting-edge technology is pointless if the implementation is poor and untested. Dell had the most sensible combination of features for the price, and although their machine was not the most cutting-edge of the group, it reeked of quality, of stability. And it didn't hurt that I have had a great deal of experience with Dell machines, and almost all of them have been good. This is more than I can say for other vendors, especially those who use proprietary piddley-wats in their computers, and make my life hell when a problem arises.
Quality still reigns over all.
We're not at the Drive-Through Computer Supermarket Stage yet, contrary to what any of y'all might think. Right now is a good time to re-evaluate your company's purchasing program. Make sure you're working with a cutting-edge provider that supplies the best deals and the best technology. Nothing worse than overpaying for obsolete equipment. By the way, if you want to subscribe to an E-Mail Newsletter that doesn't suck , let us know.