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Your computer's utility goes well beyond surfing the internet and going email. Other pieces of computer equipment do a great job of helping you get more out of your computer.
The most common computer accessory isn't one you'd normally think of. It's your cell phone. More and more cell phones have digital cameras built into them, often with quite respectable resolutions. While a camera phone won't have the autofocus and optics of a dedicated digital camera, it has the advantage of being ubiquitous. When you're looking at your camera-phone, make sure you get a smart card reader for whatever kind of flash card it uses. They tend to run about $10-15 each.
If you're taking digital photos, you'll probably want to print them. Do yourself a favor and buy the specialized digital photo printers and paper. You'll be happier with the results. While you're at it, get the cheapest laser printer you can - while they're more expensive than a casual inkjet, their total cost of ownership and cost per page is much lower. Inkjets are sold like razors - where they sell the printer at a loss, and sell you the ink cartridges at scandalously high prices.
Since we're shifting into the fun side of computers, don't forget an MP3 player. Affordable ones can be found on the internet, both flash driven and hard drive driven. You don't need the latest iPod or Zune, even the $30 ones from Sansa should more than suffice for carrying a decent music collection around. If you're thinking about getting both an MP3 player and a thumb drive, just get a bigger MP3 player - it does the same basic job.
Guy Ames is webmaster and head geek at Cheap Computers Guide.com, where you learn to get and build computers cheaply!
Computer Equipment Rental: Factors that Affect the Price
Desktop computer rental prices are usually cheaper than laptop computer rental prices. The pricing, of course, are based according to the original price value of the equipment when it is bought brand new; laptops are really more expensive than desktop units.
The price is always the top consideration when renting computer equipment. Try visiting every computer rental shops in your area and compare the prices to shops located from the neighboring city or farther than that. You would observe that their prices vary. Prices vary according to location. That is one fact; another is that they vary according to specification of the unit, availability of the product and the time span of renting. It is said that computer rental service cost less when availing it monthly than when availing it per day.
Here is the enumeration of the factors that affect the price of computer rental service:
Time Length of Rental
Computer rental shops have their own rules and style of services for their customers. Most of the time, they offer rental service per day, per week or per month.
Location
The location is also a factor; the farther the place of the client who avail the compute equipment rental service, the higher is the price. Of course, this has something to do with the consumption of gas being used for traveling on the road to your place and the effort of doing so.
Specification
No one wants renting lower computer specs today. Certainly, only dinosaur-old people would like to rent computers with Intel Atom processor. Most of the time, rental customers would rent computers that consist of Intel Pentium 4. The computer must be running in Windows XP or Vista with standard RAM of 256MB to 512MB and 30GB hard drive memory.
Product Availability
The inflation or deflation of prices, of course, is caused by the supply-demand condition. The higher the number of competitors would mean that there is great supply of units. As a result, prices are lower. On the other hand, when there is scanty amount of units available in the rental pool or market area, prices would tend to increase.
About the Author
Lemuel asibal ventures on article marketing on different online marketing fields. Currently, he writes articles and blogs about audio visual equipment rental or computer rental services.
Do you know of a Philippine website where I can buy or swap personal computers and peripherals ?
I don't want to use the philippine version of ebay.
I find the response time for www.sulit.com.ph too slow.
Please list other websites located in MetroManila where I can buy or swap computing equipment.
Salamat !
try pinoyexchange.com
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