Comments for Finance Fox http://www.financefox.ca Navigating my way to DEBT FREEDOM! Thu, 17 May 2012 05:02:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Why You Need A Small Business Accountant by Moneyworks http://www.financefox.ca/small-business-accountant/#comment-2155 Moneyworks Thu, 17 May 2012 05:02:20 +0000 http://www.financefox.ca/?p=3014#comment-2155 The invoices are automatically downloaded to your MYOB. Buyer information can also be shared by the two systems, and this really is essential especially any time you have so many prospects and it will be such a waste of time to transfer them 1 by one. The invoices are automatically downloaded to your MYOB. Buyer information can also be shared by the two systems, and this really is essential especially any time you have so many prospects and it will be such a waste of time to transfer them 1 by one.

]]> Comment on How To Buy a Used Computer by debt collections http://www.financefox.ca/buy-a-used-computer/#comment-2154 debt collections Wed, 16 May 2012 21:32:00 +0000 http://www.financefox.ca/?p=3241#comment-2154 After I originally commented I seem to have clicked the -Notify me when new comments are added- checkbox and now each time a comment is added I get four emails with the exact same comment. There has to be an easy method you can remove me from that service? Appreciate it! After I originally commented I seem to have
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]]> Comment on How To Buy a Used Computer by Eddie @ Finance Fox.ca http://www.financefox.ca/buy-a-used-computer/#comment-2152 Eddie @ Finance Fox.ca Wed, 16 May 2012 19:18:19 +0000 http://www.financefox.ca/?p=3241#comment-2152 Thanks for the compliment. I'll look into the RSS issue. Thanks for the compliment.
I’ll look into the RSS issue.

]]> Comment on How To Buy a Used Computer by Eddie @ Finance Fox.ca http://www.financefox.ca/buy-a-used-computer/#comment-2151 Eddie @ Finance Fox.ca Wed, 16 May 2012 19:17:50 +0000 http://www.financefox.ca/?p=3241#comment-2151 Hi! Tiger Direct is a great place to start. Another placed I'd recommend is Business Depot. Ask to see their open box/returns. I purchased mine for 30% less than what the same computer in unopened box was selling for. Things to I look for: Ram - Very important, it's what gives you the speed and the ability to run multiple programs at once at a very fast rate. Hard Drive - Ideally 500GB is great, anything over 350GB is good. You can get a 1TB for example, but I doubt you'll ever even come close to using that much. Screen Size - The larger the screen, the heavier the laptop. Keep that in mind. My laptop is 14", fits in most cases, is 1.5" thick and 3.5lb in weight. Video Card - I'd recommend going with a separate video card vs. on-board video card, but since you're not going to be playing any video games, the shared memory on the laptop will cover you, therefore you really don't need a separate a video card. Chip Set - Ideally I'd recommend Intel i3 or i5. If you go with an i7, you're more than likely buying too much computer. You'll never use the speed that it's capable, unless you're running an Adobe Illustrator or some other graphic design program. Finally, I'd highly recommend you go with Intel vs. AMD. They are better know, more durable and better technology. Keep in mind that HP & Compaq are the same company, Asus is very good (that's my laptop's brand), but all these laptop manufacturers are just name brands that carry different components. Let me know if you need anymore input, don't hesitate to email me. Hi!
Tiger Direct is a great place to start. Another placed I’d recommend is Business Depot. Ask to see their open box/returns. I purchased mine for 30% less than what the same computer in unopened box was selling for.
Things to I look for:
Ram – Very important, it’s what gives you the speed and the ability to run multiple programs at once at a very fast rate.
Hard Drive – Ideally 500GB is great, anything over 350GB is good. You can get a 1TB for example, but I doubt you’ll ever even come close to using that much.
Screen Size – The larger the screen, the heavier the laptop. Keep that in mind. My laptop is 14″, fits in most cases, is 1.5″ thick and 3.5lb in weight.
Video Card – I’d recommend going with a separate video card vs. on-board video card, but since you’re not going to be playing any video games, the shared memory on the laptop will cover you, therefore you really don’t need a separate a video card.
Chip Set – Ideally I’d recommend Intel i3 or i5. If you go with an i7, you’re more than likely buying too much computer. You’ll never use the speed that it’s capable, unless you’re running an Adobe Illustrator or some other graphic design program.

Finally, I’d highly recommend you go with Intel vs. AMD. They are better know, more durable and better technology. Keep in mind that HP & Compaq are the same company, Asus is very good (that’s my laptop’s brand), but all these laptop manufacturers are just name brands that carry different components.

Let me know if you need anymore input, don’t hesitate to email me.

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