"What has pushed netbooks—very small laptops that run a full-blown Linux or Windows operating system—into the spotlight is the fact that they are capable yet inexpensive, with prices ranging from $300 to $600. Early on, they were considered second computers, best for e-mail and Web surfing—thus the netbook moniker. But as manufacturers compete vigorously for market share—slashing prices and tacking on extras—consumers are reconsidering the roles that netbooks could play. Inexpensive and portable netbooks appeal to a wide audience, from businesspeople who travel frequently, to kids and home users looking for a small laptop to carry from room to room, to book-laden students who spend long hours on campus."

Sites Computer Resources, Inc. now carries Dell Vostro 220/220s series PCs and Vostro 1510 series notebooks for business. Current models each have Microsoft Windows Vista Business installed with an option of an XP Professional downgrade.  Call us to discuss the specifications you require.

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