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Re: Vancouver Computer Stores

Jeff Alami
Wed, 12 Aug 1998 17:25:51 -0700

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Geoff Smith wrote:
>
> I've got $2000 to spend on computers for my company, and I'd like to know
> what computer stores are good for value and maintenance. The computers
> will be used mostly for word processing, although I'd like them to have be
> able to run Win95, and eventually Linux (one has to introduce these things
> gradually... ;-) My intention is to eventually set up a network and have a
> proxy server hooked up to ADSL. Thus, I'd like to try to stretch the
> $2000 to get two(maybe three used?) lower-end pentiums. Any suggstions
> for stores? (especially in the Granville/Broadway area) I am not opposed
> to buying used equipment, especially if it's still under warranty. About
> six months ago I got a P-166 with a 14' monitor for $999 at Campus
> Computers, has anybody done better than that?
>

I've had some good experience with NetCI (www.netci.com), two blocks
east of Metrotown. Really cheap, and they provide decent service.

Sincerely,

-- 
Jeff Alami, Senior Consultant
Guardian Consulting Services

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