I have benefited from Mark Orrom’s professional expertise since 2001 and during the intervening years he has remained a positive influence on the evolution of my company.
Orrom Informatique specialises in supplying computers to English speaking residents of France. We can translate both the French and the technical languages for you and hopefully take some of the strain out of buying a computer! We don’t intend to compete with the likes of Dell or any of the large electrical outlets in France on price, because that would just be stupid. What we do intend to do, is to supply quality computers, and provide a quality after-sales service. For those of you who request it, support contracts are also available to help you with your day-to-day computer problems and questions. We have teamed up with Athena computers, which are a French computer company based in Brittany. All their computers are made to order and they are so sure of the quality and reliability of their computers that they offer a 3 Year Guarantee with all desktop PC’s and a 2 Year Guarantee with all laptops sold. To us, this is almost unheard of, most shop bought computers are supplied with a 1 year guarantee and for anything longer, and you have to pay big bucks to extend your period of warranty. All computers can be supplied with an English version of Microsoft software instead of the French version if you prefer, and British style QWERTY keyboards can also be included if you don’t wish to use the French version. So buying a computer in France doesn’t have to mean that you have to use your computer in French. So please visit our new computer store “English PC’s” at www.english-pc.com.
Shop for your new computer system on-line with Orrom Informatique – Cahors
Buying a PC at the best of times can be a difficult task for the non-techies! Between RAM, megabytes, gigabytes, PCI, IDE, USB , Bus, DDR2 and all the other technical jargon, we appreciate that it’s a little daunting; Now you live in France and you’ve got to struggle with another language on top of this, could it get any harder?
