Research Work Station for statistical data analysis andwriting. Dell Windows XP based system. I used this system for wildlife ecologyresearch during my career. But it is also suitable for Sociology, Biology, Psychology,Business or other fields of research.

Components are:

1.Dell Latitude D610, Intel Pentium 2.13 GHz, 60 GB harddrive, 1 GB ram, 4 USB ports

https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_latitude_laptop/latitude-d610_setup%20guide_en-us.pdf

2. CSS:Statistica, by Statsoft. Statistical analysissoftware, full program with modules covering:

  Basic Statistics

  Anova/Manova

  Multiple Regression

  Nonlinear Estimation

  TimeSeries/Forecasting

  Cluster Analysis

  Data Management

  Factor Analysis

  Canonical Analysis

  MultidimensionalScaling

  Classification Trees

  CorrespondenceAnalysis

  SEPATH

  Reliability/ItemAnalysis

  DiscriminantAnalysis

  Log/linear Analysis

  Survival Analysis

  General Linear Model

  General StepwiseRegression

  Generalized LinearModel

  Partial LeastSquares

  Variance Components

  Graphing

Manuals with full explanation of how to use the software, purpose of each test or function, real-world examples of each test. There is some highlighting in text. This is the best statistical software I've ever used. User friendly interface and examples in the manuals allow correct application of tests for any analytical process. This full program currently retails for over $1,700 for a one-year license. 

3. MS Office 2003, with Word, Excel, Powerpoint

4. Fred Hovey's Home Ranger software for creation of kernel probability density home ranges for animals from location data sets. The best kernel home range software I've ever used. Very user friendly and easy to use.

5. Garmin MapSource software and mapping. 

P.S. Free shipping by UPS.