We have used some cheap Dell "off the lease" workstations and the
performace on them is great. The last 3 I got had no cd drives, but had
128 meg ram,10 gig hd and 667 mhz processors. These boxes absolutely fly
on ltsp. The ones I got with no cd drive where $280 a piece. If you get
the SmallFormFactor (sff) you have small cases. You can check them out at
dfsdirectsales.com

PS I have no connections with Dell, just like what I find off of there
lease computers.
-- 

respectfully, Joseph


> On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 23:19:56 -0800, John N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>  know that certain subscribers to this list distrust tigerdirect.com
>> but
>> take a look at this
>>
>> 
>http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=h27-1176%20p&SRCCODE=WEM39300
>
>     Well, this NO endorsement...I've not installed one of these
> anywhere, but the machines at my last job were of this family
> (though 486's) were Optiplex'es. It looks like a really powerful
> client machine.  A P2/450 with 4M of video RAM sure sounds like a
> good plan.
>
>     I'd be interested in seeing how well these work!  I'm interested
> also in these 'off lease' machines, seeing just how cheap they are.
> It occurs to me that these are machines that have been QC twice, and
> had a burn-in, too...
>
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