| Type | Processor | RAM | HDD | Rent Rs / PerMonth |
| Desktop with Tft 17″ | Dual Core | 2Gb | 250Gb | 1000* |
| Apple Mac AIR | Corei5 | 4Gb | 128 Gb | 2900* |
| Desktop with Tft 18.5″ | Core i5 | 4Gb | 500Gb | 1700* |
| Desktop with Tft 18.5″ | Core I3 | 4Gb | 500 gb | 1350* |
| Lenova/Dell/HpLaptop | Core I3 | 4Gb | 250 Gb | 1600* |
| Lenova/Dell/HpLaptop | Core i5 | 4gb-16gb | 250Gb | 1800* |
| Apple Laptops | Core i5- i7 | 4gb-16gb | 500Gb | Rs 3000- 30000* |
| Lenova/Dell/HpLaptop | Core i7 | 16gb | 512 ssd | 2900-7000* |
| Firewall/UTM | BWall | Dual WAN | 4000 |
Buy Vs Rent
- The initial outlay for needed equipment may be too much. Your business may have to tie up lines of credit or cough up a hefty sum to acquire the equipment it needs. Those lines of credit and funds could be used elsewhere for marketing, advertising or other functions that can help grow your business.
- Eventually, you’re stuck with outdated equipment. Computer technology becomes outdated quickly. A growing small business may need to refresh its technology in some areas every 18 months. That means you’re eventually stuck with outdated equipment that you must donate, sell or recycle.
