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Please CLICK HERE to review the computer refresh policy to see if you are eligible for a computer upgrade.
Information Technology Services is trying to adhere to this schedule to address computer upgrade needs.
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Fall Semester: School of Arts & Sciences and School of Technology
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Intersession: Administrative Offices
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Spring Semester: School of Education and School of Business
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Summer: Administrative Offices
How old is your computer?
Information Technology Services determines the age of your computer based on the state asset tag number associated with your computer. It should be located on the main piece of your computer (CPU) where the floppy and CD drives are housed. The number should begin with "78020" If your asset tag is lower than 7802088999, you may be eligible for a computer upgrade. This number is an approximate date of the time the computer was purchased. Computers with a lower number than 7802088999 were purchased before April, 2004 and are due for an upgrade.
Standards
As of January, 2008 the standards are as follows:
PC Desktop
- Dell Optiplex GX745 small mini-tower
- Duo Core 2.4 GHz
- 2 gigs of RAM (memory)
- 160 gigabyte hard drive
- 16x DVD+/-RW & 48X CD-ROM
- Firewire card (1394)
- 19" Flat panel display with height adjustable stand
- USB optical mouse
- 4 year warranty
PC Laptop
- Dell Latitude D630
- 14.1" XGA Display
- Pentium M 740 (1.83 GHz)
- 2 gigs of RAM (memory)
- 60 gigabyte hard drive
- 8x DVD +/-RW CD-ROM
- USB optical mouse
- 4 year completecare warranty
- Docking Station (by request only)
Macintosh Desktop
- Intel 20in iMac
- 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo Processor
- 20" LCD display
- 1 gig RAM (memory)
- 250 gigabyte drive
- Super Drive
- Gigabit Ethernet
- 4 Year Apple Protection (warranty)
Macintosh Laptop
- Intel MacBook Pro 15.4in
- 2.16GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
- 15" Widescreen Display
- 2GB 667 DDR2 SDRAM-2x1GB
- SuperDrive 6X
- 120GB Serial ATA Drive@5400rpm
- Back Lit Keyboard/Mac OS
- 3 Year Apple Protection (warranty)
Please Note: These are the minimum hardware specifications. Specifications are likely to change over the coming months, but not significantly.
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