Desktop computer

Rucky · ‎03-13-2014

Why hasn't Qvc had a All in One Touch desktop computer with tech support? It seems that all I've seen in a long time is laptop computers and not everyone wants that. You might be surprised at how many people are waiting to purchase a desktop computer and hoping for a Today's Special on one, please soon.

Cats3000 · ‎10-07-2013

If you're considering a Mac, go to the www.apple.com website. You'll see the iMac (I'm using one now). Wonderful computer. If you're considering a PC, go to the website of the manufacturer(s) you are considering and see what they have to offer.

In both cases, you'll find deals equivalent to the TSV's and you'll have the ability to buy the computer you want without the "bundles" of software that all the shopping channels offer. Those "bundles" contain software that you'll most likely never use.

Before you do either, however, make sure you know how you'll be using your computer. Can you use a "basic" model or do you need more computer power to do specialized work? That's the question you really should have an answer to before you start to shop.

Nuttmeg · ‎03-09-2010

If you are looking for a Window AIO, Dell and HP have quality products. Dell makes a model XPS 27and HP makes Touch screen ENVY's. There is another optional. It is to buy an Alienware X51, a small form desktop, and pair it with a Dell Ultra Sharp 24 or 27 display. Each of these companies has finance plans.

Stardust2 · ‎03-13-2010

Go to toshiba.com. They have a beautiful all in one. I love Toshiba but want that computer. You can also purchase a 3 year in home warranty which I will do as we live in a rural area.

Good luck with your choice.

123SuzyQ123 · ‎03-09-2010

I have owned 3 HP desktops over the last 13 years. One of them went askew the 4th year, then the 2nd one went askew only because I made it go askew (totally my fault), after about 7 years of abuse (uh, I meant USE) LOL. So I am hoping this 3rd one that I got last year will last a long time, in spite of me and my ruining them!!

glb613 · ‎03-09-2010

On 3/13/2014 Rucky said:
Why hasn't Qvc had a All in One Touch desktop computer with tech support? It seems that all I've seen in a long time is laptop computers and not everyone wants that. You might be surprised at how many people are waiting to purchase a desktop computer and hoping for a Today's Special on one, please soon.

I use my iMac (desktop) more than any other computer I own so I know what you mean. I'd recommend an iMac if you can afford it. Despite what people might post warning you about not being able to upgrade an all-in-one, you can't upgrade a notebook computer and no one warns about that. Do make sure when if you buy an all-in-one, get the hardware you want.