IT Product (Computers) to be sold to Tanzania
All or most of their problems would be solved if they have good and reliable computers there. They can go online and research all the things they need to know about their health and how to prevent HIV. They can also advertise their goods and services online. For example they can use eBay and start selling all of their goods online. After selling they can ship it all over the world.
Before they do any of these they need to have a good enough computer to work with. What I would recommend would be a brand that they can have support there in their country because if any part in the computer fails they need to be able to replace it. Especially if they use it for their business they need to be able to get their computer back to normal so that they don’t have to be without it for a while. The specification that I recommend for their computer would depend on the software that they would use on their computers and also what the computer would be used for. Is it going to be for a basic home use? Or maybe for a business use? Or gaming online? If they only use Microsoft office and some basic software on their machines I would recommend one of the new Intel chipsets. I would have machines made with all 3 new processors which are i3, i5 and i7. I would put together 3 different types of computers for them. The point is to keep it all basic so that they can easily pick one that would meet their needs.
First Choice of pc (Home User)
First set would be the basic and entry level. This is what I would put in the first machine: i3 processor with Intel motherboard, 4GB DDR2, CD/DVD reader and writer, multimedia card reader, I would not bother putting a separate video card because the basic model would not need any discreet video card. A 300W power supply would be good enough for entry level. I would put 1TB of hard drive in it just because it is good to have a lot of space and hard drives are not that expensive anyways. A/B/G/N wireless card would also be a plus to have in this machine. The monitor that I recommend for this pc would be a 19” with 1440 by 900 resolutions.
Second Choice of pc (Professional User)
For the second machine I would put a i5 processor, 6gb of DDR3 ram, Intel motherboard, 1TB of hard drive, I would probably put a ATI Radeon 5400 graphic card in it just because it goes along with the i5 processor. I5 is an i3 with turbo boost so it performs better when multitasking and having a lot of things open at the same time because of its higher clock speed. This pc requires a 400W power supply to power all of these parts up. A 23” monitor which has a 1920 by 1080 resolution would be a perfect choice for this one.
Third Choice of pc (Ultimate User)
The third machine would be the most powerful one. It would have the i7-950 processor with 3.2GHZ clock speed. That is one of the best processors made by Intel which is reasonably priced (around $200). I would start with a 600W power supply and a GIGABYTE motherboard. ATI Radeon graphic card would be what I put on this machine. Radeon 5880 is the one I would put because it can run 3 monitors at the same time with an active display port. This would be ideal for checking stock and selling and buying it. It is also great for doing games. They can get a few of these machines and start a gaming business. They can make video games or they can just rent them hourly to people there so that they can play games. The monitor that would be perfect for this machine would be a 25” or a 28” with 1920 by 1200 resolutions.
