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Article Title: Going to College with the Right Computer
Author: Jason  Oh
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Word Count: 432
Keywords: computer system
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For the average student in college, going back to school for the first time 
away from home can bring on new questions to be answered.  One of the most 
common questions for the first time college student is what kind of computer to 
get.  This depends on a number of factors.  Refurbished computers or other 
cheap computers can be found which will serve these needs are certainly 
available.  A used PC can be found at your local computer outlets, which are 
often updated to be as good as new computers.  It all depends on what the 
student needs.

 The big question tends to be, "Do I buy a PC or a Macintosh?"  The answer 
depends completely on what demands will be placed on this computer by the new 
college student.  The cheapest desktops are PCs generally, and Macintosh 
computers tend to be recommended for the graphics design or other computer art 
related majors.  Macintosh computers tend to be at least 25% more expensive 
than PCs.  Most everyone else will get by just fine with a PC.  Now, if someone 
is used to the Macintosh, they should stick to the Macintosh.  There would 
absolutely be no sense in disrupting what someone is used to when changing into 
a new environment and getting used to the scene at college.  

More considerations must be made if seeking a cheap computer that will fulfill 
the needs of a new college student.  Refurbished computers can be good if they 
are purchased from a reputable computer outlet.  It's important to make sure 
the computer will have a quality, up to date word processing software and 
office suite, such as Microsoft Office, if considering a PC.  If the student 
will be using a lot of multimedia, it may be important to make sure the 
computer has sufficient RAM to handle the job.  Cheap desktop computers are 
certainly viable options for a college student.

When a student goes to college, the expenses of that first year can really add 
up.  The computer, bedding, mirrors, trash cans, laundry items, small 
appliances, and other college dormitory items can really amount to quite a bit 
of money.  Getting a cheap computer can definitely help to offset those total 
first year college expenses.  Refurbished computers that have the capabilities 
and requirements for a new college student are certainly much more affordable 
than they used to be.  Getting the right computer at the right price can make 
all the difference to the first year college student.

Jason Oh has an interest in computers and technology. His blog 
http://refurbishedcomputerexplained.com provides detailed information on 
refurbished desktop computers. The website also offers useful tips of what to 
look for before purchasing refurbished desktop computers.
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