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Good Vendors?

jamieh · 2008-01-09 12:05:48

Hi all, My Dad needs to buy IT equipment in the coming months. It's going to start off with a laptop, printer, lcd screen, etc. But eventually he is going to need 20+ laptops and desktops, server, Office 2007 licenses, network printers, etc etc. Could someone recomend a good IT vendor that stocks the leading brands? Or am…

09-01-2008 01:05PM

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jamieh

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Hi all,

My Dad needs to buy IT equipment in the coming months.

It's going to start off with a laptop, printer, lcd screen, etc. But eventually he is going to need 20+ laptops and desktops, server, Office 2007 licenses, network printers, etc etc.

Could someone recomend a good IT vendor that stocks the leading brands? Or am I better off going with Dell for the pc's, someone like Micromail for software licenses, etc?

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#2 09-01-2008 02:35PM

Anti

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Go with dell for the laptops and desktops and even the servers. Hp are another alternative so are ibm/lenovo. All of the aforementioned can supply you with licenses too. It would be alot cheaper then trying to get it all through somewhere like pcworld, peats, komplett etc etc.

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#3 09-01-2008 04:21PM

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+1 for what anti said. Negotiate heavily on price if you're buying that much kit.

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