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2 total messages Started by Kelly Tue, 30 Mar 2004 17:04
Graphic Designers - Coping Up With Computer Upgrades
#843
Author: Kelly
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 17:04
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You know as well as I do that if you don't spend more and more money
every couple of months your computer is sure to fall behind. This is a
'built-in' feature of omputers. So we have to buy a new computer or
upgrade the computer we use. Both methods kick our pockets.

The problem clearly affects graphics designers more than any other
group, as graphics manipulation software eats up computer resources
and every new version means having to shake our pockets.

If you know a little about hardware, you will know how much people pay
unnecessarily for buying computers and its parts off the shelf. You
can actually do-it-your-self' for a fraction of the original cost.

You may not understand exactly, but for a good explanation with
accurate comparison charts, visit the site mentioned at the bottom of
this writing. You may think you cannot build a computer on your own -
you may not have the courage to take the risk. But you will surely
change your ideas, once you visit the following site.

NOW you can keep your computer FAST and up-to-date for a fraction of
the normal cost, guaranteed.

Please note, if you visit it before 04th of April 2004, you will have
a special advantage. You will also get fre-e never heard computer
tweaks on this site.

http://owncomputer.vze.com
Re: Graphic Designers - Coping Up With Computer Upgrades
#842
Author: GG
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 23:50
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For those of you who are afraid to build you own, you can buy a clone
instead.
If you don't have a Micro Center near you, there should be some store nearby
that sells clones.

http://www.microcenter.com/pspc_store.html

http://www.microcenter.com/search_results_e_compare.phtml?coordinate_group=E1C%

"Kelly" <fazlymohamed@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:84d81fbc.0403300904.28a268ef@posting.google.com...
> You know as well as I do that if you don't spend more and more money
> every couple of months your computer is sure to fall behind. This is a
> 'built-in' feature of omputers. So we have to buy a new computer or
> upgrade the computer we use. Both methods kick our pockets.
>
> The problem clearly affects graphics designers more than any other
> group, as graphics manipulation software eats up computer resources
> and every new version means having to shake our pockets.
>
> If you know a little about hardware, you will know how much people pay
> unnecessarily for buying computers and its parts off the shelf. You
> can actually do-it-your-self' for a fraction of the original cost.
>
> You may not understand exactly, but for a good explanation with
> accurate comparison charts, visit the site mentioned at the bottom of
> this writing. You may think you cannot build a computer on your own -
> you may not have the courage to take the risk. But you will surely
> change your ideas, once you visit the following site.
>
> NOW you can keep your computer FAST and up-to-date for a fraction of
> the normal cost, guaranteed.
>
> Please note, if you visit it before 04th of April 2004, you will have
> a special advantage. You will also get fre-e never heard computer
> tweaks on this site.
>
> http://owncomputer.vze.com
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