If you were starting a small business how much would you spend on a new computer

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  1. RavenSaint profile image61
    RavenSaintposted 14 years ago

    If you were starting a small business how much would you spend on a new computer?

    Looking for a price range that most low income business owners would feel comfortable with and not sacrifice function for price. Most of the business owners I will be dealing with have no access to loans or grants for small businesses.

  2. treeasa profile image59
    treeasaposted 14 years ago

    hai raven.. it wil be according to the budget  and nature of ur buss..if u need a highly graphical usage system ,,my reccomentation is around 30,000.... if u need a system for jst loimitted purposes ucn have it around 15,000, as i say earlier that will depend on ur need.... tc

  3. mel22 profile image60
    mel22posted 14 years ago

    I ran a self proprietiorship window installation business... I felt I only needed the comp 4 a few templated things like a  company stationery, a few marketing booklets 2 be made for ongoing clients 2 promte the business. The comp was (600-700 dollars and a software suite install was about 600 dollars)  this included  picture it publishing 4 marketing  booklets  2 potential general contractors and also was good 4 biz cards, evelope printing with logo for return address, pre-printing marketing ads 4 sending out to a local mass mailer. I would also suggest also Quickbooks 4 accounting and you should be set.
    700+600+250= $1550/comp.. if you plan 2 have a few comps installed through a gateway or router than times by the amount you need and add a little 4 the extra routering products and possibly extra 4 installation if not planning 2 do yourself.

  4. econsurvivalist profile image59
    econsurvivalistposted 14 years ago

    I would definitely buy a used computer with some decent specs on Craigslist.  Companies have been downsizing for a few years now and have tons of extra computers.  My company has bought excellent computers for $100 each including monitors through craigslist.  Save your capital and buy used if you're a startup.

  5. kgormley1960 profile image60
    kgormley1960posted 13 years ago

    I wouldn't spend more than about $700.00 - $800.00 when you're just starting out in your small business. You can always upgrade as your business grows. A computer at this price should get you through your first 3 - 5 years of business and maybe even more. My first computer lasted me 10 years of business.

 
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