Actually Kelvin tells me he has several distribution points on both coasts. There is no floppy or CD-Rom. For schools looking to stretch their dollars and build a trouble free workstation, this is a good choice. The Precision offers our favorite Intel motherboard and case but includes a CD-Rom. Including a CD may be a wise choice for schools buying hardware that may be used as stand alone PC's in the future.
Precision is located here in Portland.
If you want them to install your CPU's we can take them by their shop and you'll save the cost of shipping the processors or having to wait for them. The NIC is a VERY nice thin client. It has the smallest case of all the hardware we tested and it is very quiet. It uses the standard PXE boot protocol and it boots with no end user configuration of the server required. One nice feature is that the NIC comes fully assembled with cpu and memory.