so many good uses for them, cheap, effective, reliable

Im young and only happen to know what a dot matrix is

what the fuck is the benefit

for something like that it would be quite a bit but people love it

great forphysical logging.

lemme think

over lets say laserjet

cheaper

less ink usage

more reliable

less moving parts

it would be like $20 + $90 + $150 to do the whole thing and have it completely ready to go

$20 for my time, $90 to build it (counted as a major part install), and $150 to install windows, av, and do basic windows setup

20 for part list, 90 for labor and 150 for setup?

ah

Do you sell a lot of norton there

nope

how long you plan on staying at staples?

I thought reliability has always been a problem with dot matrix.

fuck

And the paper is more epensive

i hope not too long

i'd like to work somewhere where i have more freedom and can focus on being a tech more than a salesman

ultimately i'd like to own my own computer shop but desktops are on their way out for the average user

which is where i know the most

RIP

Desktops are actually stabilizing from what I understand.

is that true

The mainstream gaming PC marketing is growing.

ah

yeah, gaming

however

But Laptops are still popular.

tablets are dying

if you want a facebook machine

would you buy one device that does it all, or a tower, monitor, and kb+m

actually no

tablets are on the rise

i'm speaking for my local market ofc

or just get a laptop

how much would you charge for a full build after the part cost if you worked independently