Try www.dell.ca - PIII866/128M/20G/15'/CD-RW about $1250. plus 15% tax and $99 shipping. Not too bad. The best thing is that you can configure as you like, kick off those you already have. And I guess you can pay by Cheque instead of credit card.
-ejb(EJB);
2001-2-7(#24901@0)
I got a PC quotationfrom 3P today at price 1655 after tax. It is AMD Athlon
900 MHZ, Sansum 17" flat screen, 128 RAM, X32 Video, X16 Audio, CD-Rom,
Floppy, no modem.
-wjiang(wjiang);
2001-2-7(#25045@0)
I FEEL it's a bit exp. Why not DIY? Need some advice?
-eglington(eglington);
2001-2-7(#25092@0)
I have no idea of where and how to buy those spare parts. Is there a
supermarket like place where I can get them? Your help is much appriciated.
-wjiang(wjiang);
2001-2-8(#25115@0)
Get a free copy of My-Compute from the libary. There's lists of compuer stores there. Try a pretty large store in College near Coffee Time if you're in downtown. I found today most items there are $25 cheaper than others, such as printer, CD...
-ejb(EJB);
2001-2-8(#25122@0)
thanks
-wjiang(wjiang);
2001-2-8(#25125@0)
College ST, from Spadina to Bathurst, MANY small stores there! Cheap!
-eglington(eglington);
2001-2-8(#25197@0)
Hi, Mr XiXi, thank you for your information. What kind of Monitor did you buy?
-wjiang(wjiang);
2001-2-8(#25275@0)
17''NEC V770
-saint(西西先生);
2001-2-9(#25422@0)
If you have some knowledge of PC, bring something like memory, hard disk over. Even the price here is not too high, the tax is 15%
-guest:PC;
2001-2-9(#25386@0)