- Semitorre. Never minitower (to fix problems or expand).
- AMD better than Intel.
- graphics card or motherboard never share.
- SATA2 HDD (minimum of 320 GB).
- DDR2 Memory (1 GB minimum).
- memory card reader.
- DVD rewriter.
- TFT Monitor (minimum 17).
- HP multifunction printer (not Epson).
- always clone. Never de marca (o lo acabarás pagando).
- Siempre de tienda de informática especializada (nunca de grandes superficies donde el vendedor unos días vende ordenadores y otros calzoncillos o electrodomésticos).
- Siempre de tienda cercana o de rápida reparación (nunca de grandes tiendas sin servicio técnico propio o con retrasos de 15 días o más en caso de avería).
- No hay duros a cuatro pesetas.
Estos son los 13 consejos para la compra de un buen ordenador que se encuentran escritos por detrás en la tarjeta de una pequeña tienda de informática y que he copiado casi textualmente.
Y, claro, siendo como era que andaba I bought a computer these, and seeing the card written in several of those things that take away all your buddies recommended life, as you approach the little shop to see what they have. And the first thing you find is that this short list of 13 basic tips (in the card can not fit more) are expanded in the shop window with a list of four pages! Four pages of entertaining reading with a lot of advice truly essential when buy a new computer.
reading both valuable and wise advice leaves you feeling that here will be able to orient wisely. But if this is added to an acquaintance of yours has brought his computer to repair and have not received it by putting you in the face with a paper that says "many euros for taking the screws and look at it, then whatever", but only charged for the repair, for then the feeling that you already is that this man runs his business wisely and that its commercial practice is not found in the noses touch Messrs. customers. And I'm no fool! So, logically, I bought my new computer here.
now and the time will say if the friend I get I get a prince or a frog.
