"Made in Philippines" I grabbed this drive to do a data transfer and noticed the label that says where it was made. Do any of my followers from the Philippines know if hard drives are still being made there? Anyone know anyone who works for a tech company? (manufacturing or other). #toshiba #philippines

Every week, I do a drawing for a computer giveaway. I use the Linux core utility 'shuf' to randomly select a subscriber of my email newsletter. This week I will be giving away a refurbished Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q Tiny with Linux pre-installed (or $50 worth of BCH or XMR) For a chance to win, just be a subscriber.

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"There are two ways PC makers can offer low-cost computers. One is to use newer components that are designed to be cheap. Another is to select older components that used to cost a lot of money, but which can now be purchased at a discount." The Xeon processors in these are really good, but more than ten years old. I'd prefer to build my own, but I think it is great that some PC maker companies are doing this.

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This little $239 PC has an (old) Intel Xeon processor and discrete graphics - Liliputing

This little $239 PC has an (old) Intel Xeon processor and discrete graphics

I wish they'd pair AMD graphics with these instead of nVidia... but likely they can more easily source the nVidia graphics. #Intel #Xeon

#nVidia #GraphicsCard This is how I feel about nVidia graphics cards. I do understand why people buy them. The performance is usually good on Windows PC. But I am a Linux guy. I prefer AMD or even Intel graphics over nVidia. If you have a PC, what kind of graphics card do you prefer?