In this video I review one of the cheapest desktop computers available for sale today, the HP 110-217c. At $329 ($319 with discount, $351 after shipping costs) it promises a lot of technology for the money. Or does it? What does $350 buy you with a pre-built new computer and what would it cost to build an identical machine if, for some inexplicable reason you decided to make one for yourself? I don't know about you, but when I make stuff, I don't get inspired and try to replicate cheap stuff. If I am going to make a hamburger, my goal is not to end up with something they'd serve at McDonald's (at any budget). My goal is make a burger the way I want it, which includes better quality and quantity of meat, and fresh toppings from the best onions I can buy, and the freshest buns and cheese available. Will it cost me more than a McDonald's burger? Yes, but it will still be better and cheaper then a fancy burger restaurant. This is Part 1 - Reviewing the HP 110-217c Desktop Computer. (or as the label on the computer says HP 110-210, so I guess HP sent me the HP 110-217c I ordered from their very web-site and decided to have a little fun with me and change it's name. That's confusing, since my receipt says I ordered a 217c, and yet nothing indicates 217c on the actual product.) This should be fun! Enjoy! What manual screwdriver is Carey using? Jensen Tools 940151 Magnetic Driver Handle: http://www.stanleysupplyservices.com/jensen-tools-940151-magnetic-driver-handle/p/945-014 What watch is Carey wearing? http://amzn.to/2kPbKtu Tech-Vets (Carey's free podcast) http://www.Tech-Vets.com/ See more of Carey's video's here: http://www.CareyHolzman.com/ Please join my Facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/careyholzmanfanpage For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact via cholzman@gmail.com