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Cybertron reviewModelCybertron
Often we see computers come mostly with a new operating system license. However, if you still own your own licensed operating system, or do not want to change a new one, you can always opt for barebone PCs, or simply a PC that does not come with an operating system. This results in a cheaper PC and you can still use your own original operating system. And here’s where Cybertron provides you a solution. Whatever it is, just make sure you know that a licensed operating system is only valid for one computer only. You may want to use those open-source operating systems, which are free, such as Linux and FreeBSD. Back to the review, let’s take a look at what this computer offers. This affordable PC comes with Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz processor, 256MB of DDR memory and a massive 40GB hard drive. These are enough to drive your computer system to the fullest, which you can play your games smoothly, edit videos and also perform desktop publishing. With a black CD-RW burner, you can backup all your data in CDs, or create your very own classic collection of songs. There are also two integrated features found in Cybertron’s computer, such as AC '97 Onboard Audio and 32MB 4X AGP graphic support. For connectivity support, credits go to the fast 10/100 Mbps Ethernet NIC and 56k V.92 Modem with Fax/Voice. Now you can connect to your local area network (LAN) and the Internet with ease. With this no-operating-system desktop computer, you will save lots of money. It’s a wise choice to get this powerful machine in hand.
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