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Every office and every home contains IT equipment. Whether you are aware of this or not this is very much the case. You might say that you do not have a computer at home. You might believe this to be true but actually every piece of electronic equipment more than likely contains a micro chip and can be considered IT.

The modern office is, as you would expect, very much a hub for IT equipment. IT is not just restricted to the PC but to all the traditional peripherals like a scanner and printer and nowadays to equipment like smart-phones and other mobile devices like personal digital assistants (PDAs).

The busy professional today could work with a desktop PC all day in their office, or just as likely be on the move and take a laptop PC with them wherever they go. Sometimes it is not convenient to get out a laptop and start working – you will still need a surface to work on and somewhere to sit, and you will eventually need a power supply if you have to do a significant amount of work. The modern professional now has a smart-phone to pick up emails, check out important websites, check there calendar of up and coming appointments, and keep in touch with important clients and colleagues.

IT equipment is all pervasive in our lives today and it is not just limited to our PC sitting in the corner or on the desk. In fact, the PC will soon be superseded by the devices and gadgets we carry around with us in our pockets.