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post #11 of 12
9/18/12 at 12:18pm
Do your grandparents need an optical drive? Or is it mostly for web browsing and email?

My recommendation sans optical drive would be an AMD E-350/E-450 based board with a small SSD in an Antec ISK 110 VESA. Mount that thing on the back of the monitor (it comes with the hardware) and aesthetics no longer matter.
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Core i7-2600K Asus P8P67 Pro GeForce GTX 560 Ti 8GB DDR3 
Hard DriveOptical DriveOSMonitor
Intel 120, TorqX 256, two Hitachi 3TB Samsung DVDRW Windows 7 Home Premium x64 Samsung 305T Plus, Dell 2005FPW 
KeyboardPowerCaseMouse
abs mechanical keyswitch BFG EX-1000 Lian Li PC-8FIR Logitech MX518 
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Everglide Giganta with a teflon C4 cover 
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post #12 of 12
9/18/12 at 1:32pm
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Thanks. Thats actually a fantastic idea. She does like to use a card reader for her SD card, but I am sure I can just get a USB item to do that. Thanks!
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