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Tips from CDW on when to replace equipment

CDW myOffice: Tips from CDW on when to replace equipment

Lenovo ThinkCentre
A57 Bundle

Lenovo ThinkCentre A62 - Monitor sold separately

Get a system packed with power and expandability.

Starting at $682.99

Sony® VAIO®
BZ560N24

A versatile lightweight notebook built for productivity.

Starting at $979.99

Microsoft® Windows
Vista® Business

Windows Vista addresses the key issues that impact your organization, helping you to be more productive and to drive business success.

Starting at $301.99

A worn-out computer will display signs that an upgrade is in order when:

• The computer can't seem to catch up. When you push a button and the little hourglass appears and seems to stay on the
   screen forever, it's a good sign that applications are demanding more processing power and memory than the computer
   can supply.

• The computer crashes a lot. It may make more sense to buy a new machine rather than fix an older computer.

• The PC has no room for new software. Rather than purchasing a new hard drive and paying for installation, go for a new
   PC with loads of storage space.

• The operating system doesn't compute. If installation of a new application is attempted, and the computer reports that it
   cannot run on the current operating system, that's a good sign the computer is at the end of its life cycle.

• The fan is whirring. When the computer fan starts making loud noises, it could soon fail and take the computer down
   with it.

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