Office set accessories

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I'm setting up 10-12 builds for office work machines and I'm searching for some cheap distributors of computer accessories to go with them. Anyone know where I can find some good deals?
 
Newegg seems to be the favorite you can also check out tigerdirect or your local computer stores. In my case, most parts were cheaper in stores rather then online.
 
It sure looks like newegg is a favorite store here.
I'll check it out then. But I'll need some help with the build.
 
What are these systems be doing?

basic office work like:
spreadsheets, word processing and web browsing

Design like
Adobe suite (photoshop premiere dreamweaver)

Gaming
for all the latest games?
 
Yup, those are meant for basic office work and three systems for programming and graphic designing (web / java).

And I have all the needed soft, just need something to put it in now :)
 
Do you also want suggestions as to what hardware to use for your systems?

What software are you using?
 
Yup, I would love that (thanks in advance).

I'm using (or rather going to be using): Windows 7 (less likely vista), Office 2007 / OpenOffice 3.2 mainly, apart from that Skype, and Mozilla web programs.

I found some cheap (but used) ram through momoway.com, and I'm waiting for a reply from a case supplier from China and maybe I'm going to get a good deal on Seagate hdd's for the sets, but apart from that... I'm helpless...
 
what is your budget per system how upgradable do you want your system to be?

Do you want SATA III 6gb/s?
USB 3.0 5gb/s?
Do you need peripherals?
wired or wireless adapter?
full tower, midtower or desktop?
 
This does not go in the accesories forum. This part of the forum is for mice and keyboards and printers and whatnot.
 
Drenlin said:
This does not go in the accesories forum. This part of the forum is for mice and keyboards and printers and whatnot.
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You right! I have a different topic set up in the computer forum. Sorry about that. But accessories then. Keyboards, pointing devices, head sets and misc. Any good deals for 12 sets?
 
This is the kind of thing you could get a deal on from that site you found. Momoway, was it?

Otherwise, get the cheapest non-crappy ones you can find. You don't need anything fancy for office work...just make sure it's not a piece of junk that's going t break in a couple of months. Microsoft and Logitech are both very common and usually make good stuff.

For the headset, I'm no expert so I can't really recommend anything, but comfort and good sound quality are definitely a must. You don't want it to hurt your employees if they wear it for too long, and you need them to be able to understand what the other person is saying.
 
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for the headset it will be some what a personal preference. Once you decide what features are necessary you can narrow your selection of headsets and let your employees select the one they prefer.
 
I save money by buying wired keyboard and mouse. Perhaps having a wireless mouse can be handy. Not so much the keyboard. I like Logitech products. I usually buy bottom end of their range.

For keyboards, if you have a cramped office, you may want to find something that's not too noisy. Keyboards are worth auditioning in a store. I always buy locally on sale. My old Logitech has a detachable handrest which I find reduces stress no end. Even though it's falling apart, I'm still using as most keyboards in the store today don't have them.

Mice for an office I should think can be problematic due to different hand sizes. Although I would not let that be an individual choice, you may want to have a couple of different models.

I have bought Logitech mice in the past but my current one's are $20 wired Lexma laser from Walmart that have worked fine.
 
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