Christmas Specials
The HP Omni 120 is an all-in-one desktop that we have been recommending this year. So, if you were thinking about replacing your old desktop, now is the time to get your hands on this compact unit. You can read more about the detailed specifications here.
The good news is that you can purchase this model from PF Systems for $549 (which is $250 off the recommended retail price) and we are offering over 10% discount on our desktop bundles.
- Desktop Essentials Standard $89 (Belkin Surge Cube $29.95, Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 $39.00, standard set up fee $50)
- Desktop Essentials Complete $149 (Belkin Surge Protector Outlet $59.95, Kaspersky Internet Security 212 $39.00, complete desktop set up fee $100 including data transfer and onsite installation).
We only have three of these HP Omni 120-2010a all-in-one computers so don't miss out.
If you are after a notebook, we have some bargains too. We have two notebooks in stock that are suitable for basic usage and everyday tasks such as email, internet browsing, word processing etc...
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CQ57-307TU Presario $299 |
CQ43309AU AMD-E300 $399 |
And you can bundle the notebook with one of our notebook packages (10% off).
- Notebook Essentials Standard $120 (Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 $39.00, Kingston 8GB USB key $17.99, Targus bag $59.95, standard set up fee $20)
- Notebook Essentials Complete $182 (Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 $39.00, Kingston 8GB USB key $17.99, Targus bag $59.95, complete notebook set up fee $100 including data transfer and onsite installation).
We only have one of each in stock so be quick. All items are pre-installed with Windows 7.
To benefit from these prices, you can do either of the following:
For Christmas deliveries, you have up to the 21st to make your purchase. If you want to secure a bundle for Christmas, you need to do it by the 17th.
Don't forget that we have EFTPOS and credit card facilities at PF Systems. You can secure your order using your credit card over the phone too.
Happy computing and Christmas shopping!
...and a small note on the The Great Telstra Exchange Fire of 2012
Telstra is still working to restore all services and hopefully by Christmas all will be up and running. You can follow the Telstra Updates on Twitter using @telstra_news or #warranmbool. Telstra has been very communicative through the entire disaster, to their credit, and will be seriously looking at compensation claims for businesses affected in the region. Everyone will automatically have their service charges for the month credited to their account. There will also be many questions asked over the coming months to ensure there is sufficient redundancy for the region's telecommunications.
Here is a link to the compensation form provided by Telstra.
Aussie Broadband and other services have also been affected in the area with intermittent service over the past week and improving conditions as we head towards Christmas as Telstra's work is completed. Patience is the keyword.













