Monitor size and resolution explained for work
Monitors are the one piece of kit your staff stare at all day, yet they are usually the afterthought in a PC order - whatever is cheapest, or whatever…
When should you replace business computers? Signs and timing
'If it still turns on, keep it' feels thrifty - and it is one of the most expensive habits in business IT. An ageing PC does not announce its true cos…
How much should a business PC cost? A sensible UK guide
Ask what a business PC should cost and you will get answers from a couple of hundred pounds to several thousand - all technically correct, because the…
All-in-one PCs for business: the real pros and cons
An all-in-one PC hides the whole computer inside the monitor, leaving a single tidy screen and one power cable on the desk. They look fantastic in a r…
What is a workstation (and who actually needs one)?
'Workstation' gets used to mean anything from a fancy desktop to wherever you happen to sit. In computing it has a specific meaning - and a specific, …
Mini PC vs tower PC for the office: which makes sense?
Walk into a modern office and the chunky beige tower has quietly vanished, replaced by a palm-sized box clipped behind the monitor. Mini PCs are now t…
Desktop vs laptop for business: which should you buy?
It is the most common kit question we get, and the honest answer is not 'whichever is cheaper'. A desktop and a laptop solve different problems, and b…