Are you looking for a new computer WITHOUT Windows Vista?

Filed under: Archived,Computing Tips - Jul 30 2007

While most retail stores are only offering new computers loaded with Microsoft’s newest operating system – Windows Vista, Computer Techs still has access to new computers with Windows XP.

Businesses and corporations are hesitant to switch to Windows Vista since it is still too new, and it’s not compatible or 100% reliable with some consumer and business applications. Some hardware such as printers, scanners and cameras don’t work with Windows Vista. There are so many changes with Windows Vista, businesses don’t want to spend time and money to train people on the new operating system.

Similarly, people who are less computer savvy will find Windows Vista much different than Windows XP, or it’s predecessors Windows 98 or Windows ME.

As a service to Computer Techs’ clients, we are offering brand-new HP desktop computers loaded with Windows XP from our local wholesaler. The computers are configurable to your needs starting at approximately $575.


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