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Hi mmo-c! My mom just opened her psiquiatric clinic and she was looking for a computer to write and save the medical records and do other searches. I dont think she need some powerful set up but a long-lived one that run smooth in a 22'' or so conventional monitor. No need for peripherals.
pros to consider:
- noiseless
- easy to clean (doesn't catch a lot of dust, etc.)
- small size
- stable and durable
If you think of a laptop that can work out it would also be ok. About the budget, it doesn't matter actually, she's been looking 400€ laptops and i suspect she could save 100 or 200€ by building it :P Thank you in advance, greetings
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2013-08-01, 11:43 AM #1The Patient
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2013-08-01, 11:47 AM #2Stood in the Fire
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I think you need to clarify for a second here because what i'm gathering is this thing will be storing medical records in which case I would trust nothing less than a raid 5 setup. However you then say she is looking at laptops... so i'm confused but if she is looking at the low end spectrum chances are prebuilt will be better than self built simply due to windows licences.
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2013-08-01, 11:54 AM #3Deleted
I think the most important part is going to be data safety. Something like RAID1 + weekly backups to external device and strong encryption. Any dualcore PC which can handle the raid will be more than sufficient.
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2013-08-01, 11:55 AM #4Titan
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17" laptop would probably be cheapest way to get what she needs since monitor and OS will cost whole lot less than on anything you can build yourself. For data security external USB HDD for daily backups is enough for small business. Especially if you carry the external disc to home at the end of the day so that the backup and the laptop arent in same location 24/7.
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2013-08-01, 01:40 PM #5DeletedChances are she's not a tech wizard and will probably forget to backup after a month.
Originally Posted by vesseblah
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2013-08-01, 02:11 PM #6Titan
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Some cloud based service then should fix it, set up once and never need to worry about. Probably dont need much upload bandwidth. Originally Posted by Prixie
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2013-08-01, 02:19 PM #7Moderator
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Dropbox and done. Backs up to her computer at home, or whatever.
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2013-08-01, 02:21 PM #8Deleted
You are suggesting to store medical records on cloud service? Might not please tech savvy patients in midst of the news about NSA sniffing around.
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2013-08-01, 02:29 PM #9Titan
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Having the computer physically stolen is bigger security risk than using some cloud backup service. Besides NSA can get any records they want from any hospital directly. Originally Posted by samthing
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2013-08-01, 02:38 PM #10Moderator
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First... when was the last time you asked your doctor how they back up files and keep your information both safe, and private? Nobody does. Originally Posted by samthing
Second... what's easier to steal/access? Data on a computer at the office and at home... or an External drive from a purse or left in the car? I'm all for off-site backup, but I would never, ever use a flash drive or external drive that physically leaves the office and is transported elsewhere every day, unless it was their job (i.e. locked case that gets transported to safe location. Not home.) to do specifically that.Gaming: Dual Intel Pentium III Coppermine @ 1400mhz + Blue Orb | Asus CUV266-D | GeForce 2 Ti + ZF700-Cu | 1024mb Crucial PC-133 | Whistler Build 2267
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2013-08-02, 02:19 PM #11The Patient
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Thank you all for the answers. RAID software is too much i think, the data protection agency in my country (Spain) clearly states how, for how long and what data to save so as long as we comply with the law should be ok, no need to become paranoid :P (As a note, the clinic is within the parcel of house, so if she were to backup data in a SSD this would be safe.)
Then i think i'll tell her to buy a cute laptop and done, ty ^^
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