Computer hardware and software
Archive for June 16, 2010
I want to buy my husband a computer chair for christmas. He works at home from the computer any good chairs?
3What’s the best computer chair for someone that sits for long periods ?
Thomasville High students to receive laptops
0Thomasville High students to receive laptops By DENEESHA EDWARDS The Dispatch Students at Thomasville High School will have the opportunity to have 24/7 access to all of their school work and many instructional resources when classes start in August.
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Choices for Selling Your Used Computers
0For those of us wanting to sell our used computers it seems there is an ever growing market on the internet for this industry â with many sites offering a multitude of promises, so I would like to take the next few moments to explain what we should look for when choosing a site to sell our used computer to. There are several factors that we should all look out for, and then there is the selection of personal choice. I will cover as many as I can and hopefully by reading this you will gauge the better site to use for the trade of your used computer and benefit from it. If you have done More >
OLPC XO 1. 5 now shipping with Sugar Learning Platform and GNOME Desktop
0OLPC XO 1.5 now shipping with Sugar Learning Platform and GNOME Desktop OLPC may still not have any completely new hardware ready to roll out, but it is now giving its slightly improved XO 1.5 laptop a bit of a boost. The organization has just announced that the laptop will now be shipping with both the simplified Sugar Learning Platform and the more full-fledged GNOME Desktop for some added productivity. What’s more, the organization has also confirmed that its …
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Upgrade your wireless card
25As the maintainer of the Mobile Mac Weblog, one of the things I get to do is upgrade mobile hardware. A while back I showed you how to upgrade the hard drive in a Mac Book Pro, or even install a second hard drive. In this Macworld video, I demonstrate the process of upgrading an older MacBook Pro’s 802. 11g wireless card to a new, faster 802. 11n version. I also cover the kind of performance gains such an upgrade will bring you.
Review Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13
0In 2008, Lenovo as launched its first small business line, the SL series, lenovo t61 battery offered a less conservative riff on the classic ThinkPad design. Now comes the Edge series, designed to blow the doors off of ThinkPad’s time-honored design aesthetic while providing cost-conscious small-to-medium–sized businesses with plenty of performance and strong battery as lenovo r60 battery life at value prices. Though there’s room for improvement, the 13. 3-inch Edge 13 ($899 as configured) delivers on these promises in a big way. While clearly inspired by nearly 20 years of ThinkPad as More >
Around your town
0Around your town (Photo courtesy Ty Holland) Hundreds join in to say farewell to St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church’s Father Bartolome Vazquez on Sunday at Kino Hall. Known around Sierra Vista as Father Bart, he will be leaving for a parish in Yuma. Around Your Town lists nonprofit events open to the public. Please send your items two weeks in advance to cityeditor@svherald.com[[[SHIFTIN …
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Do you know of any very small laptops that are not netbooks?
6I am looking for a very portable laptop to bring to college. I looked into netbooks because I liked their size and weight, but I was told that they are not good unless you have a separate primary computer. I was wondering if anybody knows of any 10″ – 12″ fully functioning laptops that could be my primary computer?
