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What brand is good for computers in workshops?

2009-09-06View Original

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Our workshop plans to buy some good computers. What kind of computers does your factory use? I’d recommend it. Thank you :)。 . Highest score rating
Reply #22009-09-06
In my opinion, HP, Founder, and Lenovo produce good computers. Dell is not recommended. 1# caoshangwen
Reply #32009-09-06
Support domestic products, even though they are not very good.
Reply #42009-09-06
In the workshop? There won’t be any harmful substances such as gases that can damage the computer, right? . . In our workshop, a single leak of liquid chlorine almost brought the computers to a standstill. . . . Dell’s. . .
Reply #52009-09-06
First, look at the company’s investment; second, consider the working environment in the workshop; third, examine the requirements regarding software and hardware; fourth, consider the level of service – it’s not necessarily necessary to go with a branded product
Reply #62009-09-06
Should work purposes be considered first? For daily use or for systems? Budget funds? If it is only for office use and supports domestic products
Reply #72009-09-06
I recommend branded computers; stability and after-sales service are both important for office use, and Lenovo is a good choice.
Reply #82009-09-06
All the subsidiaries of our group company are equipped with Lenovo products, and the results are good. Our leadership configurations are all from Toshiba, which yields better results. Consider your financial situation and act according to what you can afford O(∩_∩)O~
Reply #92009-09-06
I’ll go with Dell; it has better stability!

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