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Shopping for Hardware and Software on the Net
Apr 19 2003 12:59 PM |
NUTNDUN
in Tips and Tricks
Buying software hardware internet
With the growth of the internet, the possibilities are endless. You have an unlimited resource of information at your fingertips. So you're in the market for some new parts for your PC, whether it be for a system upgrade or your modding dream. There is so much information available to help you make the right choice in parts, and to get that part at the best price. Search engines are your best friend. You will be amazed at the specific information that you can find when using specific keywords for what you want. Make a list of the parts you are looking for, then start searching.Read reviews on the parts that you find, whether they are reviews by customers or reviews from websites such as PCTechTalk and others. Reviews are the best way to find out if a part is worth the money, and if it will do all of the things that you are expecting. Another good resource is searching forums and seeing what has been posted about that particular product. After you have researched reviews and have come to a decision on the exact part that you want, now it's time to find the best prices.
There are a lot of resources out there to help you find the lowest prices for specific hardware and software. There are resources like PCTechTalk's comparison shopping that is powered by PriceGrabber. There is also PriceWatch, a lot of people don't like pricewatch, while some swear by it. I personally don't care for it because usually the prices listed never seem accurate, and you get to the vendors site and come to find out that the price is $20 or more then what you thought it was. You can also check into using ebay, ebay is great for finding used and new products at great prices but there is definately a risk factor when using anything auction related, so buyer beware . When shopping for hardware or software online, another thing you have to factor in when shopping for the lowest price is the shipping charges. You may find a price on something that is awesome, and you go through the buying process only to come to find that the shipping charges are as much as what you are paying for the product.
So keep this in mind when you are finding the lowest price. Also buy from a reputable store, checkout their reviews on Reseller Ratings. If they have bad reviews, you will want to stay away from them. Just because they might have an unsatisfied customer doesn't mean you shouldn't buy from them either, but if they have a good many bad reviews then steer away. Hopefully this will help you with finding the right product at the best price, you already have the best tool available to you, the internet, so you might as well put it to good use.











