Some people have this misconception that when you buy a computer, you need to buy the one with the fastest processor, most memory, largest hard drive, and most expensive video card. This might be the case for some, but it’s not always necessary to have a fully functional computer that will last for years to come.

GAMERS

Modern-day computer games don’t need an outrageously fast processor to run smoothly. If you’re going to purchase a new computer or upgrade your current computer for gaming, invest in computer memory and a good video card to increase video performance. When purchasing a video card, keep in mind the human brain can only process about 30 frames per second. Buying a video card that can produce 40 or 50 frames per second may result in overspending and produce unnoticeable changes in performance.

STUDENTS

Laptops tend to be a better purchase for students because of their portability and versatility. When purchasing a laptop, the goal is to choose the features you need without going over budget or sacrificing lifespan. The truth is off-the-shelf laptops are going to have the recommended specifications (memory, hard drive space, DVD-Burner, WIFI, etc…) with the ability to run any office suite or educational software thrown at it for at least 3 to 5 years. That being said, three optional upgrades that will have a direct impact on performance and set your laptop apart from others are: the amount of processor cache, hard drive speed (RPMs), and battery life.

BUSINESS ELITE

The needs of business users are similar to the needs of students. You don’t need the fastest processor, or excessive amounts of memory to handle business applications. The version of operating system needed for business users differs from the student or home version due to the necessity of connecting to an office network. Business users should always consult their IT director before making purchases.

RESEARCHERS / GRAPHICS DESIGNERS / MATHEMATICIANS

If you’re doing research or computations, the faster you can process the data, the better. Your processor cache, processor clock speed, and hard drive speed (RPMs) need to be as fast as you can afford. This will allow data to be gathered and processed quickly. Graphics designers and video editors have an additional need of a good video card.

In short, when purchasing a computer, the amount of processor cache and hard drive speed will have the most direct impact on performance, and if you’re planning to use your computer for intense graphical applications invest in a good video card.

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Orlando,Fl based IT Company Business IT Inc provided on-site computer services and monitoring for Orlando’s 2009 NBA Playoff and Finial games. BITS responsibilities included servicing multiple servers, workstations, and computer network for the venue concessionaire.  Business IT Services also supported and repaired all food service Point of Sale ( POS ) registers and software.

“Providing computer services for such a large event, has help solidify our reputation as a leading Information Technology ( IT ) Management and Consulting company for small businesses,” said Jamal Hartage, President and CEO of Business IT Services Inc located in Orlando, Florida.  “As an 8a Certified business located in Parramore, This was a great opportunity for BITS and the community”.  BITS currently continues to provides on-site computer repair services and consulting to the City of Orlando venue concessionaire.

BITS owner with Official NBA Championship Trophy.

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Business IT Services Inc will launch its first television commercial on 7/06/09.  This campaign is designed to introduce business owners to BITS and the services we can provide to there business.  BITS has been providing Information Technology services to Central Florida businesses since 2004 and looks to continue helping businesses effectively use technology.

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Business IT Services, Inc. (BITS) a leading provider of IT services to SMB’s, has been chosen to participate in the SBA’s 8(a) Small Business Development Program. By meeting the qualifications of the SBA 8 (a) program, BITS is qualified to receive business development support which allows eligibility to bid on 8(a) set aside contracts throughout the nine-year program term.

“We specialize in IT consulting and look forward to utilizing our skills to immediately help do our part to stimulate our local economy,” said Jamal Hartage, President and CEO of Business IT Services Inc. located in Orlando, Florida “This program gives us the opportunity to tap into a sixty plus billion dollar Federal Government market through the SBA and GSA. Twenty-three percent of the government’s budget is set aside for small businesses through the SDB Certification Program. This is a great opportunity for our company and we are honored.”

Business IT Services Inc. plans to work closely with the SBA office to build our brand name in the federal market. The SBA 8(a) Program is designed to assist socially and economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs stand out and receive a legitimate chance to compete for federal dollars. The SBA has helped thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs over the years to gain a foothold in government contracting. Successful applicants must meet size standards for small business concerns; be in business for at least two years; display reasonable success potential; and display good character.

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