Should I Fix It, Upgrade it, or Replace It?

Tough Call! But here are a few suggestions:

• Generally speaking, a computer which is three years old or older can only benefit from a memory(RAM) upgrade. This can usually be done for about $125. Spending any more on a system with this many miles is usually not recommended. When repairs or upgrades can amount to $300 or more it's time to get a new one.
• There are some situations where a low end computer ($300-$600) can be the ideal solution. But most people should expect to spend between $900 and $1200 on a new PC, especially if you include a flat panel monitor. Be sure to look at some flat panels before you buy. For a laptop, you should be thinking $1100 - $1400. And that doesn't include productivity software like Microsoft Office or WordPerfect.
• Get the biggest screen you can. You won't be sorry.
• Big hard drives are OK, but spend your money on memory(RAM).
• Finally, everyone's needs and situations are different. It can be pretty confusing choosing the right system. That's why you should call us. We speak plain English, and helping people is our business. Relationships are what matter most.
• No matter what brand of computer you buy, we can help you choose a new system that's just right for you. We can work with almost any budget. Once you choose a system we'll set it up right and keep it running right for as long as you own it. And remember, it's not the sale that counts with us, it's the relationship we develop with you that lasts through the years. We'll be there when you need us.