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The ideal computer does not exist. It all boils down quite simple to balancing costs against the features you get. Obviously, the more you pay the more features you get, but are these features the ones that you need

Almost any computer you can buy today is more than fast enough for all but the most demanding professional needs. Expansion room is more important than RAW speed. Most bottom-of-the-line computers have limited expansion capabilities, making them unsuitable for using as a digital workstation.

The first questions you would need to ask yourself are:

1. What are you going to be buying the computer for
2. What things are you hoping to achieve with your computer
3. Where will you be using it
4. What is your budget

By answering these questions, it will help you to decide on things such as whether you need a laptop or a desktop computer, how quick the computer will be and how much hard disk space you will need. The best thing to do is to work within your budget and choose a computer that will meet all of your requirements, not only today, but for the next few years too. The last thing you would want is to spend so much money on a computer, and then finding out that you need something better a few months down the line.

Technology is constantly changing, so what’s new today will be old tomorrow. Keep in mind this is a machine for business use, not pleasure. What may work for your personal use, may not necessarily work for your business use.

I suggest purchasing a PC you can upgrade, so that as the years go by you can either change or add hardware according to your current needs.

You should also buy from a vendor that will help you build something according to your needs AND most importantly from a manufacturer that will provide you with reliable customer service and technical support.