Author: David Rasmussen
Date: 12:42:28 02/22/03
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On February 22, 2003 at 15:27:01, Uri Blass wrote: > >I still do not understand. > >If it is possible to build the machines to work faster then what is the reason >that there is no company that sell prebuilt machines that work faster so people >who build their hardware cannot build something faster. > >I can understand that there are companies who sell to people who know nothing >and assume that the Ghz define the speed of the machine but I do not believe >that these are all the customers who do not know to build their computers. > There _are_ (small) companies that build computers out of good parts and sell them at a fair price, at least in Denmark. But they are not called IBM or Dell or whatever. These big companies don't need to do this. Why should they? They reason I don't use these small companies, is that I don't always agree exactly in their choice of parts, and also I can _still_ save money by doing it myself. On the other hand, I have advised people to buy computers at some of these good stores, when I didn't have the time etc. for building them a computer. And they have still gotten a much better much cheaper computer than they would if they had bought Compaq etc. /David
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