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Dell Latitude D610 Intel Mobile Centrino - 1.86 GHz Processor, 1 GB Ram (Expandable to 2 GB), 60 GB Harddrive, CD-RW/DVD-ROM (COMBO) Drive, Wifi/Wireless Internet, 56K Modem & Hi-Speed Ethernet, Windows XP Professional, 14.1" inch Display Price: US$239.00

Dell Precision 470 Dual Intel XEON - 3.6 GHz Hyper Threading Processor, 2 GB Ram, 500 GB Harddrive, DVD-ROM/CD-RW (COMBO) Drive, Windows XP Professional, Hi-Speed Ethernet, Desktop Unit Price: US$349.00

Dell OptiPlex GX520/620 Intel Pentium 4 - 3.2 GHz Hyper Threading Processor, 1 GB Ram (Upgradable to 4 GB), 40 GB Harddrive, CD-RW/DVD-ROM (COMBO) Drive, Hi-Speed Ethernet, Windows XP Professional, Tower Unit Price: US$149.00

Dell Latitude D620 Intel Core Duo, 1.83 GHz Processor, 2 GB Ram (Expandable to 4 GB), 80 GB Harddrive, DVD+RW (Burner Drive), Hi-Speed Ethernet & 56K Modem, WiFi/Wireless Internet, Windows XP Professional, High Definition Audio, 14.1 inch Display Price: US$339.00

Dell Optiplex GX280 Intel Pentium 4 - 2.8 GHz Processor, 2 GB Ram (Expandable to 4 GB), 500 GB Harddrive, DVD-ROM Drive, Hi-Speed Ethernet, Windows XP Professional, Tower Unit Price: US$169.00

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To understand anything it helps to break it down into it's basic components. Then you need to know how each component works.

Motherboard: It is the main circuit board inside the PC case. It holds the microprocessor, memory and other crucial circuits and components that control the operation of the PC. Every device inside or connected to a PC finds it's way to this board.

Memory: The motherboard takes the input you give it like mouse clicks, and produces output for you like displaying or printing a file. It can't do this without memory. The PC operating system used by the PC is copied from storage to memory at power up. The OS copy in memory then runs the PC. Memory is volatile which means that when your PC is turned off the contents of memory are lost. It is completely blank and must reloaded each time the PC is powered up.

Storage: Storage is non-volatile which means it retains information even when it is powered off. It stores programs which run the PC as well as data, which is a digital form of everything you use like documents, music, pictures, etc.

Input Devices: The keyboard and mouse are the main input devices you use to control your PC.

Output Devices:When you send inputs into the PC, it processes them and produces useful output for you. The primary output devices are the video display, printer and speakers.

Software: Some people want to use the power of their computer to create works of art, others want to create music, or play games, surf the web, or play the stock market. Whatever you want to do with your computer, software is the key to doing it.