Workstations

The only thing that matters when it comes to your work is whether or not you can accomplish the tasks you need to.  In today's environment, the workstation is no longer a nice addition to your workplace; it is now a powerful yet indispensable tool. 

So what is important when considering this piece of equipment?  There are many answers to this question -- however, the most important are ergonomics, reliability,  upgradeability, and of course, value.  

• Digital flat panel monitors are a must.  They reduce eye strain, eliminate radiation, vastly reduce power consumption and preserve valuable desk space.  While they are still considerably more expensive that traditional CRT's it is well worth the cost.
• Cordless keyboards and mice are helpful.  The elimination of wires in your working area is always beneficial. However, keep in mind the added cost and nuisance of periodically replacing the batteries. 
• You get what you pay for.  We provide full warranty support for all the hardware we sell.  If we need to service any of our hardware, we end up losing money.  Therefore we only use parts that we have tested and found to be reliable, yet not too costly. 
• Cheaper machines often cannot be upgraded.  The cost of saving a little money when you purchase a new machine may be the ability to upgrade that machine in the future.  While most people don't make major changes to their systems, some additional RAM or a faster processor can often give your machine a new lease on life.
• Don't buy a 4x4 if you're not going off-roading.  The employees at most businesses don't create DVD movies or play intense games on their computers, so why spend the extra money on those features if you are never going to use them?
• The bottom line -- quality.  You don't want to sacrifice quality, nor, do you want to pay too much money.  It is our job to determine the best value for your money, and that is what we have done for nearly 25 years.