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<blockquote data-quote="Blitzfike" data-source="post: 1717471" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>I was I/T director for a school district for several years. Our experience with Lenovo was very poor in their early days. We had Mac and windows machines and both worked very well for their users. As for upgrading, it depends on how old yor existing hardware platform is. In some upgrades, the only thing we kept was the case. Newer hardware requires different power supplies and the motherboard usually won't support the later video cards and memory. A bare bones machine from newegg.com is a good way to start. software compatibility is an important consideration, do you have to learn a new package to do what you already do? I have a MacBook and an IPAD (which I am using now) a Hitachi laptop, and 4 desktops (3 are game machines and one my wife has in her home office.) A good locally assembled custom system gives you more bang for the buck. Stay away from emachines, they are very difficult to find compatible parts for repair. Good luck.. Blitzfike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blitzfike, post: 1717471, member: 807"] I was I/T director for a school district for several years. Our experience with Lenovo was very poor in their early days. We had Mac and windows machines and both worked very well for their users. As for upgrading, it depends on how old yor existing hardware platform is. In some upgrades, the only thing we kept was the case. Newer hardware requires different power supplies and the motherboard usually won't support the later video cards and memory. A bare bones machine from newegg.com is a good way to start. software compatibility is an important consideration, do you have to learn a new package to do what you already do? I have a MacBook and an IPAD (which I am using now) a Hitachi laptop, and 4 desktops (3 are game machines and one my wife has in her home office.) A good locally assembled custom system gives you more bang for the buck. Stay away from emachines, they are very difficult to find compatible parts for repair. Good luck.. Blitzfike [/QUOTE]
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