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Mirus Intel Celeron D 420-1.6Ghz 1GB RAM 80GB HD CDRW Freespire-Linux OS
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Intel Celeron D 420-1.6Ghz 1GB RAM 80GB HD CDRW Freespire-Linux OS
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| Processor Brand: | INTEL® CELERON® D |
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| Hard Drive: | LESS THAN 100GB |
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Intel Celeron D 420-1.6Ghz 1GB RAM 80GB HD CDRW Freespire-Linux OS
CLICK HERE for MIRUS $100 REBATE OFFER
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This Mirus desktop computer comes with $100 Mail In Rebate. System includes Intel Celeron D 420-1.6Ghz processor, 1024MB RAM of memory, 80GB of hard drive, CD-RW optical drive, Speakers, Keyboard, Mouse, 56K Modem, Ethernet, 15-in-1 Memory Card Reader, Freespire Linux operating system, Open Office, and 1 year Limited Parts and Labor Warranty. 1 year Mirus limited parts and labor warranty. $100 Mirus Mail in Rebate. Processor Intel Celeron D 420 (1.6GHz) Processor with 800MHz FSB, 512KB Cache Memory 1024MB (expandable to 2048MB). Hard Drive 80GB 7200RPM . Graphics VIA Chrome 9, 2D/3D engine, DirectX 9 . Graphics Interface VGA Out. Optical Drive CDRW . Case Form factor uATX, Mini Tower. Modem V.92 compatible data/fax modem (RJ-11). Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX Fast Ethernet (RJ-45). Audio Realtek ALC861, 8 channel, Azalia 1.0 High Definition Audio. Keyboard ?? PS/2 Internet Keyboard . Mouse PS/2 Optical Mouse. Speakers ?? 2.0 Stereo, 1W per channel. Expansion Slots One PCI Express (open), One PCI Express 16X (open), Two PCI (1 open). Port Connectors ?? Memory Card Reader (CF1 & 2, MS, MS Pro, SD, MMC, MD, & more) . Six USB 2.0 (2 front/4 rear). Two PS/2 (mouse/keyboard). One VGA Out. One Ethernet (RJ-45). One Modem (RJ-11). One Parallel Port. One Audio Jack supports 5 jacks. Power Requirements Min. 300W, 100-120 7A; 200-240V 3.5A (50/60Hz). Assembled in USA. Freespire Linux Operating System
Added on February 16, 2009
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(10 reviews)
8 of 10 (80%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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money well spend January 22, 2008
This is the best 300 dollars i have invested in a computer. Everything works great with good speed, I'm just a simple mom who needs it to browse the the web, check on my email, my bank statements, upload my kids pictures, this computer is not like the windows xp that we had but is at least twice as fast. The only bad thing for me is that i had to get use to the way is everything is on the desktop but is not difficult to learn. I recommend it to anyone that wants to save money and wants a brand new computer.
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Adequate for common home desktop tasks January 21, 2008
True Linux advocates might just post that this is a decent way to break into a different operating system and still have a functional system, rather than boasting up something that isn't offered here. Linspire and its relative Freespire offer the Click 'n' Run repository which should be easier for many Windows users to accept, as opposed to the Ubuntu methods. Linspire produces a stable system, even as Ubuntu offers a stable system. The up-side here would be the LinSpire click and run paradigm which Ububtu does not offer. While not the most powerful system on the planet, this system certainly offers enough functionality for people that want to edit documents, balance their checkbooks, and not need a half dozen protection programs such as anti virus, etc.
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Great starter computer July 26, 2008
By esebasta
of Michigan
I bought this computer for my grandma. It is the first computer she ever owned, but wanted to be able to email and play games and type letters on. I didn't want to have to worry about updates and viruses and such so I went with Linux. It worked very well, she learned it and loves it and it has never been turned off since it came out of the box.
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observations July 21, 2008
By Migs
of Las Cruces, NM
I have used Linspire for years (Freespire is based on it), and it is an excellent operating system. If you need help with configuring anything, there is a Freespire forum. You can also upgrade to the 2.08 version and all versions for free. This is not a computer for gamers, but for everything else it offers clicknRun which downloads and installs a huge amount of free software. I use both XP and Linspire on the same hard drive, and prefer the Linux OS. Forget about new virii, spyware and hacker attacks--it is nearly immune, and the built in firewall is far better than Windows. This is a purchase you won't regret. Those who normally do hacking are actually contributing to Linux constantly, developing new software and making is secure. People are looking for other options from Vista. This gives you complete control over your computer like DOS used to (but you won't need to if you're the average user. If I could recommend ten stars, I'd do it.
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Freespire makes this machine shine! July 15, 2008
By SeniorCyberCitizen
of Grand Rapids, MI
As a long-time Linux user (beginning with Slackware back in 1995) it's been fun to see how this very capable OS and its associated software have come to lead the market until today the main commercial operating systems (Mac and Windows) struggle to keep up. Because Linux is used by so many software developers, many commercial programs start out on Linux, so Freespire software is easy to use by anyone familiar with either of the leading commercial operating systems, and just as easy to learn. Freespire carries on this tradition, and Mirus makes the most of it, offering a "user experience" which surpasses the latest versions of Vista and the Mac OS on bargain- priced hardware. Freespire comes with a package of software which, on a Windows or Mac PC, would cost more than this entire system, and because of Freespire's (Linux') efficient use of the hardware, the Mirus runs as fast as much more expensive machines running one of the commercial operating systems. Freespire, like Vista and the Mac OS, won't run some of your old DOS and Windows programs; don't buy this product if all you want to do is use the copy of Encarta that came with your first computer. But if you want to write, email, surf the net, run a website, play music, burn CDs, edit photos, do homework, etc. etc. etc. [and not have to worry about viruses and spyware!] then this might be the computer you've been looking for.
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Dial-up nightmare April 08, 2008
By Zunismom
of Punta Gorda, FL
I received this computer yesterday and have been spending every waking hour trying to get online. The internal modem is not recognized by the Freespire OS... at least not in my computer. I use dial-up and getting online has been impossible. With the help of my trusty laptop, I researched and e-mailed for help, including Mirus. Still awaiting a reply from manuf., but cannot remedy problem that seems to be common in the Freespire 2.0 OS. I have adapted o.k. to the other aspects of the OS, but am limited due to the inability to connect to the internet. If not remedied soon, it will go back to Sears. FREESPIRE 2.0 version is NOT hospitable to dial-up! Otherwise, the computer is working well and I'm sad to have to return it and go back to *gag* Windows!
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