Computer Buying

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Well it depends on what you are comparing it to...

Mac vs. Pc:

Pros: Much cheaper, much easier upgradability, compatible with more programs and hardware, easier organization, more custamizable

Cons: Macs usually have far less viruses, (however if a mac gets a virus you cant remove it yourself) Macs come with very good free programs such as imovie, a pc requires you to purchase antivirus or else you risk losing personal data, Pc's have more cables to hook up (the main difference between the 2 is realoly just the operating system so it comes down to your own preference)

Myths: "mac is faster than pc" - false. They both have basicaly the same parts from the same dealers, "macs have no viruses" - false they have only a few mainly because pcs are a better target seeing that they hold a larger part of the market also apple won't tell that your system failure is actually a virus

Pc vs. Laptop:

Pros: no batteries, less chance of overheating, easier to change parts, can install much more powerful hardware which allows pc's to reach higher speeds, larger screens, always a full keyboard

Cons: not portable, will shut doen during a power surge or outage which can cause hardware issues, alot of cords to set up, more expensive (in total when adding moniter mouse keyboard and speakers)

Pc vs. Tablet:

Pros: you don't have to constantly hold it up, you usually cant upgrade the internals of the tablet, no limited screen size, mouse and full keyboard, more processing power and higher speeds

Cons: touch screen Pc's are very expensive, more vulnerable to viruses, not portable

Probably anything here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010380048%201069633099&name=PCI%20Express%202.0%20x16

Yes! (What was the question here?) I can be done with many software programs. I used to use RetailPro, but there are better ones to use.

always ask yourself what is the purpose of the laptop. different purpose fits different laptops. ex: you play games, you will need a gaming laptop. you watch movies you will need a movie laptop

The company's main business is in infrastructure, consumer products, electronic devices and components including TV's and laptops for everyday consumers.

Dell computers have been around for a very long time. They have an outstanding reputation for having high quality and an easy format. Dell strives to make their computers match their competitors, yet with a uniqueness that will make Dell stand out just a notch above some of the rest. With a relatively affordable cost base, Dell makes their computers more valuable than what you would find in a low cost department store, yet without the extreme expense of the highest business class computers.

Around 1000 dollars. I recently was researching this and came up to a price of 700 dollars this only being the core elements of a computer.But for a really top computer count at least 2000 dollars. However, if you want "cheap" gaming rig retro gaming is a great alternative and for that you can buy pretty much any computer these days and play all goodies there are also great tools and guides to get all the old games working on modern OS

1. Decide what for what purpose you want the computer (office, home, multimedia, gaming, programing, etc.)
2. Decide the budget and how much more you can spare for even more features.
3. See the computer power you need and then decide which processor to go for.
4. Do you need a Video/Graphic Card or not?
5. How much RAM do you need or afford?
6. Do you need a funky looking CPU case or just some plain, cheap case.
7. Based on these ask the shopkeeper to recommend a motherboard.
8. Tell him you want future-proofing too.

The "GHz" rating specifies the clock speed, or frequency, at which a processor operates. Generally, a processor with a higher clock speed will make for a faster computer. If the processors are from the same brand and family (e.g. Intel Core 2 or AMD Phenom II), The 2.13 GHz processor will be slightly faster. Take note that if the processors are not of the same brand (Intel vs. AMD) or of the same family (Intel Core 2 vs. Intel Celeron), then the clock speed (GHz) becomes less relevent and may not be the best rating for speed. For Intel, the best processors are Core 2 Quad or Core 2 Duo, followed by Pentium D, Celeron D, and Atom, from best to worst. For AMD, the list goes like this: Phenom II (only available for desktops), Turion (only available for notebooks), Athlon 64, and Sempron. Bottom line: Iif the processors you are looking at are of the same type, there will be very little difference between 2.0 and 2.13GHz processors. The 2.13 would be just a bit faster. If they are not of the same type, the difference will be greater.

Finding a laptop under 100 dollars that works well will not be an easy task. One of the best ways to find one is to ask friends, family, co-workers or post ads on boards in local grocery stores. Another option is to go to local computer surplus stores either in person or online.

No it is half as fast. Ghz (Giga Hertz) is the clock speed of the CPU, or the number of processes per second. 1.5Ghz means that a "pulse" is sent from the CPU 1.5 billion times per second, 3.0Ghz means that a pulse is sent out 3 billion times per second. Basically the higher the "Ghz" the better, however, watch out for Mhz or Khz, as they are only million pulses a second and thousand pulses a second respectively. Also note that there are other factors that are used to calculate the speed of a CPU, but the clock speed in Ghz is commonly accepted as the most important figure in CPU's.

CPU is the brain of computer and we know it must work accurately and fast.Not only the speed but it should also give the corect results to make our work easier so if we choose the fastest model in each category of CPU then it will work more faster than we desire.So it is the good method for choosing a CPU.

Each computer manufacturer has its pros and cons. Nothing good ever comes out of a Compaq and HP's are usually outrageously expensive with so-so hardware. Toshiba is probably the best deal with the best specs.

Like any commercial product, the Compaq brand of computers have good features and bad. One of the problems with severe branding is that they tend to use "proprietary" hardware, making repair and compatibility issues a little troublesome at times.

In general, Compaq isn't a particularly bad computer, but it depends on what you'll be doing with it.

Dell was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell in Austin, Texas. It was first called PC's Limited.

The United States of America.

Despite the educational problems that the US faces, it is still the number one innovating country with the world's best universities, facilities, schools etc. But most importantly, it is thanks to the fact that the US is home to the world's finest scientists, engineers etc. that make it superior. Plus, the country continues to encourage and attract people with brains to come work and reside in the US which results in the brain drain in other countries.

If you have the same laptop I have, it came with Windows 7 STARTER (this is important!) If you have Starter, you can't change the background. Ever. This seriously annoys me, but there is no way to change it.

If you have xp or Windows 7 (NOT STARTER) usually there is the Control Panel, and then Appearance and Themes. Then select Desktop and change the picture. (If this is what you have!)

I chose an Acer laptop because I trust the hardware used and the design was good as well as the specifications fit my needs.

Semour Cray is generally acknowledged as the father of the "super computer". The Cray computers were seen as the most powerful computers of the 1970s and the few that were made sold at breathtaking prices. The Cray 1 with serial number 001 sold for more than eight million dollars.

The first Cray ran at a speed of eighty megaflops per second (million floating point calculations per second). This amazing speed has now been surpassed by all modern latops and by a considerable margin. The fastest of today's supercomputers is reported to run at more than 8000 terraflops (each terraflop equal to one million megaflops). The difference in speed is a reflection of the way electronics technology has advanced rather than a suggestion that the Cray wasn't outstanding. The Cray computers were marvels of electronic engineering and remain icons of the computer industry.

No, I have one and it has neither a mic or a webcam.

However, it has a mic port and you can buy an external mic and webcam.

If you are looking to buy a quality laptops at cheap prices you can look online or at any good store offline. Some offer discounts on various products. Make sure they offer a guarantee and also a variety of big brand names.

You can find good laptops under your budget as your need and you can upgrade them time by time.

Also you might try dell and hp they also offer refurbished laptops on specials.

Also best buy sometimes sell open box or display laptop a discounted prices.

Overstock.com

eBay

Geeks.com

If you are a college or university student, check with your school. Many of them have agreements with computer manufacturers for student discounts.

The bluetooth adapter has to have a slot to go into the printer, and the bluetooth must be set up properly in the computer sending the information to the printer. Sometimes, though, it may work on and off, meaning it may work fine one time, but just not work another time someone tries it. The bluetooth adapters aren't that reliable, and a cable connecting directly to the printer would be better. The bluetooth must be configured properly with the computer, and a printer driver must be on the computer.

The price for a desktop PC made by Dell depends on many factors including which country one is in, what type of PC they want and if they buy with a monitor or without. In the US a basic desktop will cost between $300 and $500 while a higher end gaming desktop will be closer to $1000.