Your Affiliate Business - Peripherals Software Computers
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Your Affiliate Business: Peripherals, Software, and Computers
Introduction
I've always had a keen interest in computers, but initially, I focused solely on the software side. Ignoring the hardware aspect, however, can lead to expensive repairs.
Journey Into Hardware
While selling peripherals, I asked my supervisor how to learn about computer hardware. His advice was straightforward: "Build a computer from scratch." That's exactly what I did, and here's what I learned through the process.
Key Lessons
1. Outdated Components: Trying to use an old floppy drive in a new system resulted in damage. Lesson: Avoid installing outdated components.
2. Software Compatibility: Older programs may not work with new operating systems, which can be costly.
3. Building vs. Buying: Constructing a computer from scratch often costs more than buying a pre-built one, unless you’re doing it for learning or repair work.
What to Look for in a Computer
Running your business efficiently starts with choosing the right computer. Here are some essentials:
1. Backup: Invest in an extra hard drive for backups. Primary drives eventually fail.
2. CD-ROM: Still useful for various applications.
3. Storage: Ensure you have sufficient memory. I use several 40 GB hard drives.
4. Floppy Drive: Handy for quick file copies, though becoming obsolete.
5. Printer: Get a quality printer compatible with current operating systems to avoid future issues.
6. Power Supply: A 300+ wattage power supply can enhance performance.
7. Cooling: Modern systems come with extra fans to prolong the CPU's life.
8. Networking: Prepare for expansion by ensuring networking capabilities.
9. Operating System: Consider Microsoft XP Professional for stability and reliability.
Buying Advice
In hindsight, buying a pre-built computer is more cost-effective. I’ve experienced better deals and services from Dell, which offers excellent prices and reliable customer service.
Conclusion
When purchasing a computer online, be fully aware of the product details, intended uses, and the seller’s reputation. Learning through experience is valuable, but informed decisions can save both time and money. For great deals on computers, check out my website at www.myaffiliateplace.biz.
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