I came through this a couple of times. Sure thing there is much information you can find online (by means of helpful search engines like http://www.mp3hunting.com ), like useful tips, other people experiences and reviews etc. But it is very important to learn how to filtrate this information, cause tastes differ and sometimes instead of help you can easily get even more confused. So buy like the pros and don't get hung up on some concept that a certain brand of PC is necessarily faster or better built than another. Instead you might want to ask friends and other users online what kind of product support experience they have had with a given brand of computer. That's where PC brands can differ rather substantially. Check the warranty, support section of web site, and even call their toll free support number with a test question to see what the people are like on the other end.
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September 10, 2010 at 6:48 AMI came through this a couple of times. Sure thing there is much information you can find online (by means of helpful search engines like http://www.mp3hunting.com ), like useful tips, other people experiences and reviews etc. But it is very important to learn how to filtrate this information, cause tastes differ and sometimes instead of help you can easily get even more confused. So buy like the pros and don't get hung up on some concept that a certain brand of PC is necessarily faster or better built than another. Instead you might want to ask friends and other users online what kind of product support experience they have had with a given brand of computer. That's where PC brands can differ rather substantially. Check the warranty, support section of web site, and even call their toll free support number with a test question to see what the people are like on the other end.