Looking to buy a new computer in the next month, as my current one is terrible, what do you lot make of this. Bearing in mind that i already have a monitor, and a router, so i dont really need them:

Components
Intel® Core? 2 Duo E6850 processor (3.00GHz, 1333MHz, 4MB cache)
Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium - English
No 19" Wide Monitor
4096MB 667MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM "4x1024"
640GB (2x320GB) 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive - Dual HDD Config
256MB ATI® Radeon® X1300 Pro PCI Express graphics card
16x DVD +/- RW Drive
Logitech? Cordless Desktop? EX110 - UK/Irish (QWERTY)
Mouse Included in Wireless Keyboard and Mouse option
Accessories
Integrated 7.1 Channel High Definition Audio
No Speakers
19-in-1 Media Card reader
No Modem
Microsoft® Works 8.0 - English
Services & Software
1 Year Base Warranty - Collect & Return
No Accidental Damage Support
No Security/Anti-Virus Protection - English

Price- 678 English pounds.

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Edited at 02:02 Wed 31/10/07 (GMT)

go on ebay you can get a much better deal for a better spec for a brand new computer

Dont trust ebay for electrical equipment, no guarantee's etc...

some of them have guarantees. look for sellers with feedback over a few thousand and youll see if theyre trustworthy or not.

I just had a quick look and saw many with a 12 month warranty.

Plus if you pay £300 for something thats better than what youre gonna pay £700 for you can afford for it to break once and have to buy a new one
tho seriously some of these guys make a living doing what pc world etc do but for cheaper. they want you to buy with them again in the future so theyre not gonna rip u off for a couple of hundred quid

It is perfectly possible to buy a fully warrantied product from E-Bay.
To me, that reads like a Dell spec sheet too, which IMO is an avoid at all costs situation, same with PcWorld.
Could go custom, if you know what you're talking about, its so much cheaper.