Does anyone know where I can buy a used Dell PE 1955 Blade Server for under $3000? I need one for my small business and wasn't sure where to go.
Thanks!
Yeah, $2899 list price for a refurbished Dell Power Edge 1955 at Baynetwork.com. I recently used Baynetwork to buy a used Juniper router and had a fantastic experience. Funny thing - I actually first found out about the service here from a question
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