Evaluate the Concepts of the Melting Pot and the American Mosaic
Computers
Personal Computers
Stephen Kemper
August 12, 2012
ENGL 106-1203B-227
Instructor: Steven Huffman
Abstract
In this compare and contrast essay the graphics, RAM or random–access –memory, connectivity, optical drive, storage, and price were identified and explained in detail on the computers that were in question of purchasing for a company. The three computers examined for purchase by the company were the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300 Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, the Hewlett Packard Compaq 8300 Elite Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, and the Hewlett Packard 21 All-In-One workstation w/400W 90% Energy Efficient Chassis Personal Computer. It is determined that the Hewlett Packard 21 model is the most efficient personal computer identified and chosen for use in the company.
Personal Computer
There has been an issue identified within the company, by the employees concerning personal computers being non-sufficient for the workload of the business. Management has come together to address the concerns of employees by meeting and determining which type of Hewlett Packard model would best serve the members of the company. Management has compared three different models of personal computers in order to resolve this matter by examining different aspects of the computers in order to make the best decision. These aspects include graphic, RAM, connectivity, optical drive, storage, and price. The three models of computers that were examined are the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300 Pro Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, the Hewlett Packard Compaq 8300 Elite Small Form Factor Desktop Personal Computer, and the Hewlett Packard 21 All-In-One Workstation w/400W 90% Energy Efficient Chassis Personal Computer.
On the three personal computers, starting with the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300, the graphics were compared to determine which would provide the picture. According to Daniel Ibanez, a Hewlett Packard representative, the graphics
Personal Computers
Stephen Kemper
August 12, 2012
ENGL 106-1203B-227
Instructor: Steven Huffman
Abstract
In this compare and contrast essay the graphics, RAM or random–access –memory, connectivity, optical drive, storage, and price were identified and explained in detail on the computers that were in question of purchasing for a company. The three computers examined for purchase by the company were the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300 Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, the Hewlett Packard Compaq 8300 Elite Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, and the Hewlett Packard 21 All-In-One workstation w/400W 90% Energy Efficient Chassis Personal Computer. It is determined that the Hewlett Packard 21 model is the most efficient personal computer identified and chosen for use in the company.
Personal Computer
There has been an issue identified within the company, by the employees concerning personal computers being non-sufficient for the workload of the business. Management has come together to address the concerns of employees by meeting and determining which type of Hewlett Packard model would best serve the members of the company. Management has compared three different models of personal computers in order to resolve this matter by examining different aspects of the computers in order to make the best decision. These aspects include graphic, RAM, connectivity, optical drive, storage, and price. The three models of computers that were examined are the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300 Pro Small Form Factor desktop Personal Computer, the Hewlett Packard Compaq 8300 Elite Small Form Factor Desktop Personal Computer, and the Hewlett Packard 21 All-In-One Workstation w/400W 90% Energy Efficient Chassis Personal Computer.
On the three personal computers, starting with the Hewlett Packard Compaq 6300, the graphics were compared to determine which would provide the picture. According to Daniel Ibanez, a Hewlett Packard representative, the graphics
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