SnyperBob
Active Member
The Zonbu PC comes preloaded with (according to them) $2000 worth of software.
Zonbu PC:
http://www.zonbu.com/device/
You can buy it straight up for $249, or get it for $99 and pay a monthly maintenance fee. At $249 flat out, no more fees, it's not a bad deal. I'm thinking about getting one for my next carputer (solid state). Only problem is they don't have a CD rom drive built in.
The Zonbu is cool because they take the 'work' out of PCs. If you do the monthly fee subscription, they will store your data on their servers, push updates automatically to your machine, and trouble shoot any problems at all on your machine. One of their plans even includes overnight shipment of a new machine if yours craps out.
I know everyone here is into computers and can config their own Zonbu, but you can't beat the plug and play affordability of the Zonbu. Low power consumption too! and nearly silent. Hell, this might be the winner for my wife. It would save me hours and days or work restoring her laptop that she leaves running 24 hours until the hard drive melts itself to death (Dell).
Zonbu PC:
http://www.zonbu.com/device/
You can buy it straight up for $249, or get it for $99 and pay a monthly maintenance fee. At $249 flat out, no more fees, it's not a bad deal. I'm thinking about getting one for my next carputer (solid state). Only problem is they don't have a CD rom drive built in.
The Zonbu is cool because they take the 'work' out of PCs. If you do the monthly fee subscription, they will store your data on their servers, push updates automatically to your machine, and trouble shoot any problems at all on your machine. One of their plans even includes overnight shipment of a new machine if yours craps out.
I know everyone here is into computers and can config their own Zonbu, but you can't beat the plug and play affordability of the Zonbu. Low power consumption too! and nearly silent. Hell, this might be the winner for my wife. It would save me hours and days or work restoring her laptop that she leaves running 24 hours until the hard drive melts itself to death (Dell).