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Norcross Computer Dealers Reputation Rises Above Other Norcross Computer Dealers


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Norcross Computer Dealer Helps Students Back to School - Name Brand PENTIUM 4's - ONLY $99*

CLICK HERE! to Visit GINSTAR.com for More Amazing Pricing!



Norcross Computer Dealer Helps Students Back to School - Name Brand PENTIUM 4's - ONLY $99*

CLICK HERE! to Visit GINSTAR.com for More Amazing Pricing!

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<% End If%> NORCROSS - Local favorite for hugely discounted computers, Ginstar Computers of Norcross, has been earning a reputation for selling complete Pentium 4 systems for under $100.  "He's the guy with Pentium 4's for under $100" or "That's the store with the $99 Pentium 4's."  I don't know what a nickname might be for someone with this reputation, but I would hope that it would be a good one.

For those unfamiliar with computer systems and their speeds and such, a Pentium 4 for the longest time had been the absolute fastest personal computer in existence, and for the most part - it still is.  However, you don't have to be a computer geek to realize that systems of much less power are usually priced around $300 and work their way up to the fastest, which usually run three to four times that price.

So how can a computer dealer with four locations around greater Atlanta price some of the fastest systems under $100?  Especially when no other computer dealers in town or online can come anywhere near this price.  They're not some weird, generic brand.  They're IBM's and Hewlett Packards.  The computers are complete systems, with the exception of a keyboard, mouse and monitor - which is pretty much standard because most people already have their own special monitors and keyboards/mice are less than $10 each these days.

So how can they do it?  We ask ourselves.

After pondering this question and doing scores of research, we've arrived at the following conclusion:

Who cares?  If you're looking to purchase a system and you've budgeted $500 which is what you have to spend these days for just about any computer, then we suggest you go to Ginstar, purchase 2 Pentium 4's, buy extra memory and disk space for it and take the remaining $200 or so and hit the mall like you won the money on a lottery ticket!


 

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