I've been doing web development for more than 10 years and my ideal hardware setup would consist of - 1 Mac computer - Doesn't matter what kind, just used to debug browser compatibility issues. 1 Test Server - It doesn't have to have much memory or CPU. It will run the Web and Database servers. 1 Coding Workstation - At least a 2 GHz CPU and a minimum of 2 GB of memory. 1 Imaging Workstation - At least a 2 GHz CPU and a minimum of 3 GB of memory and a high end video card for multimedia and 3D editing.
There are many places where one can register for computer hardware training. One can register for computer hardware training at popular on the web sources such as ITT Tech and Byrant Stratton.
Mac, no doubt about it.
It is a type of language can be understand by computer system . It is used in software development and in web designing.
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That's not really possible to answer, as web browsing doesn't require particularly powerful hardware.
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Install a Web browser, if not already installed, and connect the computer to the Internet via a dial-up account, Ethernet connection to a DSL or Cable modem, or by connecting to a wireless network (using a wireless card). It depends on the hardware that your computer has which approach is best.
You can find simple information on computer hardware at the Simple English Wikipedia. Once on the page, type "Computer hardware" into the search field at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.
email is software. They are web-based and accessed on the web, not a component for a computer. You can reach your email from a browser.
There is content filtering hardware for home use, and content filtering hardware for company or multiple computer use. A few makers of content filtering hardware include K9 Web Protection, Net Nanny, and Pandora's Hope.