We started off with 1 All In One computer from PC Specialist to trial & we liked them so much, that we bought another 3, one for each surgery room. The screens are large enough for our dentist & patient to see their x-rays clearly and with sufficient definition. The configuration we opted for provided us with super quick boot up and running of our dental software and various integrated products that we have. We have had the AIO computers for over 3 to 4 years now & have had no issues with them, apart from one of them where the fan over time (i think) sounds a little noisy on occasion, but not irritatingly so. Would be a bonus if in future the stands for the AIOs have more flexibility with adjusting the height, tilt & the ability to rotate it into portrait mode.
We wanted to have a go at trying one of their business laptops & it has to be said, love the slim design, screen and the keyboard is amazingly responsive/tactile and not noisy. Even the standard PC Specialist mouse with tracker was great. We were after a model which has a long battery life & the battery does indeed last most of the day, but to be fair most of the time we keep it plugged in. Apparently the battery is quite easy to replace, although we haven't needed to do this yet! It is our backup system in case we have a power cut. We've only had this laptop for a few weeks now, so we will see how it fairs over the longer term.
We wanted to have a go at trying one of their business laptops & it has to be said, love the slim design, screen and the keyboard is amazingly responsive/tactile and not noisy. Even the standard PC Specialist mouse with tracker was great. We were after a model which has a long battery life & the battery does indeed last most of the day, but to be fair most of the time we keep it plugged in. Apparently the battery is quite easy to replace, although we haven't needed to do this yet! It is our backup system in case we have a power cut. We've only had this laptop for a few weeks now, so we will see how it fairs over the longer term.
