Rental - Renting can be a great way to fund technology. It can be quite flexible and tax effective if you are using the equipment, predominately for business use. Some rental facilities have an option agreement at the end of the term. This can allow you to retain possession after a final agreed payment at the end of the rental period.

Interest Free - Interest Free programs come in a number of variations. 1) No Deposit, No Repayments and Interest if you don't pay the total amount by the agreed term. 2) No Deposit, Equal Repayments, No Interest and no penalty payments.

Salary Sacrifice is a great way to fund your laptop purchases. Paying for your equipment out of pre-tax dollars can contribute to significant reductions in the total cost of ownership.

Not all purchases are eligible for the Salary Sacrifice program. You need to refer to your employer on eligibility. If you are not eligible, you are still entitled to receive the corporate pricing discounts, it just means that any potential Tax benefit will not be related to your pre-tax income through your employer.

RAM (Random Access Memory) A good analogy of RAM is like desk space, the more desk space you have the more you can work on and access easier and faster. Next to the CPU (Central Processing Unit) itself, RAM is the most important factor in computer performance. If your system responds slowly or accesses the HARD - DRIVE (main storage area of the computer) constantly, then you need more RAM.

All PC's Personal Computers come with software. They are broken down into two main categories:

With the high technology in the equipment of today; warranty is really a must have product.

Most products will come with a one year manufacturers warranty. Some have the option of being extended to a longer period. Unfortunately, warranty is similar insurance but without the excess. (As long as you didn't pay too much for it - you'll appreciate it more when you use it.)