Computer Buying

yes you can i have before because i have a toshiba satellite laptop

From my personal experience with the Latitude series by Dell, I can tell you straight up: Don't buy it. There are an outrageous number of bugs on the Latitude, even on my Windows 7 Latitude by Dell. To start off, over time if you leave your laptop on for a certain duration of time, I found that the USB would stop functioning. I made sure it wasn't just my laptop. According to about 6 of my other friends who have a Dell Latitude, they all have the exact same problem. Secondly, there is a horrible overheating problem with it. My problem was really bad, despite it having little memory usage taken up with 4 gigs of RAM, it managed to burn so bad that the area that the heat sink is at has completely burned up, and is bent from melting. And that's only some of the bugs. Straight up, don't buy a Latitude.

Que sera sera

You asked for it. These are used by the Computer Forensic industry including our troops in IRAQ. They are encased with a Pelacan to endure bumps and blasts. Check it out. http://www.digitalintelligence.com/products/fredl/

!!ATTENTION!! The user (laptopexpert) who wrote before me as listed a website that has been detected of a high risk file that WILL copy and infect other programs. Please re- frame from using the website that the user provided to you.

According to a Google search, Dell makes Vostro Computers.

It is to the right of your number 0 key! It will have 2 dashes, You will have to hold sift to make it!

With shift: _

Without Shift: -

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Models get replaced with new ones built to new specifications and the old ones get discontinued.

yeah, i'd call a specialist in on this one, buddy.

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It doesn't make any difference if you are buying from Italy or Stop n Shop; you just give them your card number and the credit card people will make the currency conversion for you and it will appear on your bill in US dollars.

Of course, you will want to do all you can to make sure the person you are buying from is all square, and you MUST make sure that the computer taking your data is secure. You can check that by looking at the web address in your browser: it will start off with http://www.somethingsomething. And that's OK.

But that will change to https:// on the page where you put your credit card number. If it does not change and the "s" does not come after the http part, then it is not a secure server and anyone can and probably will get your credit card number.

Phil

Revenue model is how do you generate $$$ by selling your products and services, whereas business model is to demonstrate your business is profitable, growing and sustainable despite all odds.

If you have Windows (you probably do) go to Start>My computer (or just computer) and right-click the 1st device that comes up and click properties. Where it says capacity it should say how many Gigabytes (or GB) your hard drive is.

Supercomputers are large processing clusters, dedicated to solving various problems through constant computation; Supercomputers are essentially a single application that does complex equations over large datasets.

Servers are much cheaper and much more adaptable than supercomputers. They can run a variety of operating systems and software at competitive mainstream prices. Servers can used redundantly, with servers supporting each other should one fail. Hardware can also be bought in the mainstream market, allowing easier upgrades and migrations.

The toshiba laptop computer screen size vaires on the model. There are normal screens and wide screens. You also have to checck the size of the screen. The size of the screen is from corner to corner.

I dont know exactly Lenovo support told me for my Y560 laptop that it would cost me ~$100 but motherboard replace is better alternative

IBM - POWER series, PowerPC series, CBE series, Broadway core (Nintendo Wii), Xenon (Xbox 360)

Intel - Pentium series, including Pentium M and Pentium D; Celeron value series; Core and Core 2 series; Xeon server processors; Itanium and Itanium 2; XScale low-power processors

AMD - Various series of Athlons; Opteron series; Geode low-power processors

Yes, buying a computer is a business transaction. You give monet and he gives you laptop or computer. There is exchange of money and goods. So it is a business transaction.

The Asus G72GX is much better for gaming because it has a GTX 260M while the HP DV7 has a GT 230M. However, the HP also has some extremely high quality parts in it. In the end, I would have to give it to Asus because they are a better brand and the video card they gave their laptop is better.

The same? The HP has an i7, so It might balance out the difference between the two?

They will cease to be used. Nobody wants a million different interpretations of the same thing (with the exception of free [libre] and open-source software and hardware).

The computer repair shop legally owes you a replacement at the value of the computer you left with them. They may try to tell you that their insurance company will only pay a certain amount for "items left in the care of others" but even if the company's insurance will only pay a part of the value the company itself still owes you the difference.

I recommend, in the future, taking your computer to a smaller repair shop (assuming you took it to a larger place before). Small business owners who don't own large chains tend to be more detail oriented and care a bit more about repeat business - often giving you better service and taking better care of the things you place in their trust.

It depends what you configure them to be on the Dell website. I5 is better than I3, DDR3 ram is better than DDR2, SSD HD's are better than disk drives etc.