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www.aol3pay.com offers a computer.

 

I can't figure out what motherboard it has on it, but could someone more capable investigate (I've looked around, and the page AOL has is a mirror of TigerDirect's) and find if this computer is anywhere close? What caught my eye was the Celeron D, from there, I can't find anything.

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http://www.cjb.cc/members/gtec/pn.htm

 

That site has phone nymbers for Sytemax (who make the AOL PC) and a seprate number for the AOL Optimized PC both toward the bottom of the page. Maybe you could try calling and ask for some specs or even some drivers to figure out the hadware. I am at schol right now, so I can't call myself, otherwise I would.

well, if my memory servers me right, it should have SSE2, sis chipset, and probably just onboard everything. I wouldnt expect more than 256 ram and not much else.

 

How is the computer "free?" I missed that portion of the website.

Ummm...'upon further review' that Systemax PC is not free.  Its $299 up front in addition to the $23 a month for the AOL service..

 

nothing in life is for free - even the freeipod and freepsp and freexbox360 stuff is just a big pyramid scam which operates in a legal grey area.

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