Computer Buying

No, but you will be able to purchase an external keyboard that plugs in via USB. Many external keyboards are water-resistant or waterproof.

If you have $3000 laying around the 2011 17 xps is almost 1/2 the price and looks more professional with lots of cool fetchers.

Look at it this way, how often will you find FREE hardware? There are many free and open-source software applications on the internet. So software is often cheaper. However, there is expensive software out there.

try it find out. it doesn't matter if you don't get caught.

To find a gaming laptop that fits your needs I suggest looking into the specifications of each machine. That will enable you to compare specifications side by side. Make sure before purchasing any laptop for gaming that you have compare the laptop and make sure it meets the games you plan to play systems requirements.

T&L stands for "Transform & Lighting" T&L is a video technology that takes all the 3D information that used to be handled by the computer processor and gives it to the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). This enables for a more complex 3D environment by adding a higher polygon count and improving the lighting and at the same time it allows the computer processor to handle other tasks. For more info, see here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/transform_lighting.html

It was sold to Fairfax in 2006 for NZ$750million.

why do people ask these questions?

You can do whatever you want. I have several computers that are more than ten years old that still run fine doing what I need them for.

Never buy a computer that does not meet your needs just because it is newer or people tell you that you need to upgrade!

HP makes really high-quality printers, scanners, monitors, and desktops. Dell is a lot better in laptops (HP is terrible in that area), but is also good with desktops. Dell has more computer accessories, and is better with routers.

Same way you do on any Vista or Windows 7 computer. Just go to the desktop and right click a blank space. "Personalize"

The 400SC is nothing more than a desktop. However, it is a unit that has been certified and tested by Dell to accept the server version of windows and some connections to other external Dell hardware, such as tape drives and etc. Becuase servers do not have sound cards, I would use a desktop if you need sound. If you just need a server to run somethign and looking to remain cheap on price, then its a good start.

I bought a 7905 in Dec 2001 for approx $1k. It came w/ 256MB DDR, 60GB HD, and 1.3 GHz P4 processor (no monitor).

20gb is way more than enough. Typical requirements are anywhere between 4gb and 8gb

It is called the WARN Act NOT the Warren Act. Here are the details from the Department of Labor website: http://www.doleta.gov/programs/factsht/warn.htm

The smaller the pitch is, the sharper the image. Dot pitches of .28-mm or .25-mm give the best results and cost more.

You can buy them from their on-line website. Go to http://www.shopecko.com/home/index.jsp where they have many different clothes too choose from. You could also try TJ Max. Macy's i think.

your laptop will run slower then anything when you store documents movies music ect

1 Terabyte S.A.T.A.

350 Gigabyte S.S.D.

# Preparing to answer this question requires a 2-step preparation: assessing your skills and researching the needs of the company. An integral part of skill assessment (looking at your own experience, education and talents) is to 'skill-match'. Considering the job opening, what are the skills needed? Make a list of the requisite skills (in priority order) and then list concrete examples of your possession of the skill. For example: a sales representative would need good interpersonal skills, the ability to deal with difficult people. For 'proof' of this skill, you could list experiences and examples of how you were successful in a difficult situation. These matched skills are your key selling points. Next, what appears to be the current problems at the organization, based upon your research? What are their needs that you can meet? In other words, given the specifics of the company, what value can you add? After these two steps, you are in a great position to come up with concrete examples of what you can offer the company. This question, by the way, is just another version of "Why should we hire you?". In the interview, when asked this question, you could respond with: "In my experience in sales, I know having the ability to deal effectively with all types of people is not merely a positive element - it is an essential one. With your plans to expand into ____ market, a sales representative with a proven ability to meet with all types of people and to be able to assess and meet their immediate needs would be a great asset. In the past __ years, I have increased sales __… .."

AMD stands for Advanced Micro Devices

Yes, When you fuse all the Kuriboh bros. together you either get "Kuribabylon" or "Kuribandet".

Its a type of Flash like interface.

Dell's segmentation strategy includes separate markets for geographical regions such as US/Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific-Japan. Dell also has separate strategies based on customer behavior and computer hardware categories.

Realtek audio. The file is driver_audio_realtek_25339G.exe OR just go to ezrestorepc.com for all your recovery needs from many different brands including the toshiba one :-)