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hi all
also OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer but in software say like powerdvdxp if it comes with a drive like my samsung when powerdvdxp fires up on screen it says samsung across it! on my computer as its retail software it just says powerdvdxp!
also if you have install discs (restore type) for a bought computer from the shop to load windows and say 10 other programs those are OEM aswell and are tuned for that system alone! say it loads nero it has been tested to work with all hardware on that machine! and garanteed by the makers of the computer! and nero may not be the same as what you by retail standalone type software! stand alone type may be bigger in megabytes due to having all types of coding for every machine possible it will load to!
Also OEM drives are not usally warranted meaning if it exploads you get a new one from the website you bought it but you get no help from actual makers of the drives (sometimes) thats why they are cheaper!
I buy mainly OEM for price!
Thx...
Aslo espacially software that is OEM is for computer builders only! by LAW! but alot flaunt this legal state, and like ebay sell you a hardware item like a screw with it so you are a builder of computers, they sell oem cheaper to builders of computers for the world economy so basically the maker gets some money the seller gets some money and you buy the drive after and pay tax on it all the way up! if computer builders bought all retail they wouldnt last 5 mins! they would need to get to much money back to survive...
thx...
Nothing here to see, move along folks.
 This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 29. October 2003 @ 09:12
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