I would like to hear suggestions for a new fast computer that I would want to use for the following purposes:
1. work with an office suite(not MS).
2. Send receive and manage email.
3. anonymous Web Surfing under a free proxy server.
4. Chat on the web.
5. Watch live TV and record HDTV on my Computer HD TV monitor.
I DO NOT PLAY VIDEO GAMES so I dont need to pay for that capability.
a. I would like to have the best SSD between 120 and 250 GB capacity and..
b. a 2 tuner Video Card with remote control.
I would like to select the finest quality components available in the American Market. Quality in terms of manufacture and design (not in terms of overkill capacities for things I dont need..no overclocking ... no video games)
I would really appreciate suggestions of latest proven quality components.
as I want to be able to price how much this system would command.
I have recently retired and I would like to maybe move into my last quality system. as I would be unlikely be able to pay to replace it as I grow older.
I would probably install Linux on it to save on the cost of an OS (although I am totally new to it as i have always used Windows versions), I do have Windows 7 Home 64-bit right now which I may also end up installing on the new system.
Thank you kindly
1. work with an office suite(not MS).
2. Send receive and manage email.
3. anonymous Web Surfing under a free proxy server.
4. Chat on the web.
5. Watch live TV and record HDTV on my Computer HD TV monitor.
I DO NOT PLAY VIDEO GAMES so I dont need to pay for that capability.
a. I would like to have the best SSD between 120 and 250 GB capacity and..
b. a 2 tuner Video Card with remote control.
I would like to select the finest quality components available in the American Market. Quality in terms of manufacture and design (not in terms of overkill capacities for things I dont need..no overclocking ... no video games)
I would really appreciate suggestions of latest proven quality components.
as I want to be able to price how much this system would command.
I have recently retired and I would like to maybe move into my last quality system. as I would be unlikely be able to pay to replace it as I grow older.
I would probably install Linux on it to save on the cost of an OS (although I am totally new to it as i have always used Windows versions), I do have Windows 7 Home 64-bit right now which I may also end up installing on the new system.
Thank you kindly