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THERE ARE BENEFITS TO COLLEGE, but being broke isn't exactly one of them. Instead of eating ramen for nine months straight, why not trim your tech budget by opting for a stocked system at a very good price, such as Velocity Micro's $1,199 Vector Campus Edition?
It's loaded with extras you probably wouldn't expect but will undoubtedly appreciate, such as a built-in Wi-Fi card, a TV tuner (and a large 500GB hard drive) for recording TV shows using Windows Vista Home Premium's Media Center software while you're at class, a multiformat memory-card reader for transferring photos from your camera, and some useful software apps in Nero 7 (for burning CDs and DVDs using the included DVD [+ or -] RW optical drive), and a full year's subscription to Norton AntiVirus 2008.
You also get above-average performance, courtesy of the Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, and a 512MB nVidia GeForce 8800 GT graphics card that offers decent potential for playing games--after you've finished studying. Unless you plan on doing a lot of ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Velocity micro vector campus edition: a powerful, inexpensive...