Computer Hardware

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To put it very simply, branding. "Branding" would be when someone sticks their logo on the case, the BIOS splash screen, and perhaps a sticker on the motherboard. Hardware-wise, branded computers use the same or very similar hardware to those found in unbranded bulk computers, or computers that people have built themselves. So a Dell, HP, or Acer may have almost the exact same configuration, but a different logo on the case.

1) tablet computer.

2) smart phones.

3) notebook computers.

4) handheld computers such as laptop.

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There is not any particular name for a computer supporting dual pci-x Video Card. Instead this technology is referred to as "CrossFire" for ATI Video Cards and "SLI" for nVidia Video Cards.

Without giving a model number the question cannot be answered with any true accuracy.

However, you should be able to answer it yourself. All USB ports look identical. They are slots about 1cm long and half a cm deep with a protruding slab of plastic containing electronic contacts on it positioned within the slot.

They are usually around the edges of the base of a laptop or on both the front and back of a desktop unit

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all u have to do is read the back of the package. It will tell u how to set it up very quickly.

Yes. For whatever reason, it hadn't detected that you had a multi-core processor before. Installing the driver will allow for better performance.

You bet they are. I cannot explain to anyone who has not owned an Apple computer just how great they are. I can only tell you that as an owner of Windows computers for 10 years who switched to Mac 5 years ago, I would not trade my 5 year old Mac for a brand new Windows PC.

Wireless G is a much more common type of signal. Wireless N is better for gaming (eg.Xbox Live, PSN). Usually wireless N routers are more expensive. Get the one best suited for you.

input device is the one which gives data to the computer to compile a particular command or instruction like__ keyboard, mouse, scanner etc output device is the one which gives us output of a certain command or instruction given to the computer like__ monitor, printer and web camera etc.

"Ripping" a video means to obtain a digital video file from a video source. For example, you have bought a DVD, but you would like to play it on your computer without having the disk around. There is software that allows you to "rip" the DVD video and turn it into a digital video file. At the end of the process, you have a video file that you can play on your computer without having a need for the disk. "Ripping" also applies to music disks.

Te patent holders are 2 former Apple engineers called Ketan Kothari and Joe Barris. The machines are available from a company called NEO Direct.

Technically, yes - anything that plugs into your tower is a peripheral - but, more specifically, keyboards are Input Devices, a monitor is an Output Device, a mouse is a Pointing Device, disk drives are Storage Devices, and so on; but grouped together they can all be considered Peripheral Devices.

The BIOS saves data on a CMOS chip that is still volatile like other memory, but it is typically powered by a CR2032 button battery. If this battery fully discharges or is removed, the data stored in CMOS is lost and the BIOS settings will automatically be reset to default.

Check the motherboard, see if the CPU is installed correctly

Firewire was originally created by Apple and was later stadardized as IEEE-1394. This proceded USB because it had similar goals. The difference is that IEEE-1394 was originally intended for devices and digital audio equipment.

We can't say the ports are input devices. Ports are just interface to which provides communication medium to the devices.

A laptop that turns off when unplugged is having a problem with its battery.

One possibility is that the battery can no longer hold a charge. That means the battery is dead. It is possible to buy a replacement battery. Also, there are companies that will "rebuild" your battery.

Another possibility is that the charging circuitry in the computer is broke and can no longer charge your battery. Either of these problems can be a result of dropping the computer or the battery.

There may be diagnostics in your computer BIOS software that can help determine the problem. Otherwise, replacing with a good battery will let you know if your charging circuitry is functioning.

Your computer also has a small internal battery that helps maintain the time as well as other BIOS settings. If this battery runs down, it needs to be replaced. Replacing the battery involves opening up the laptop case, finding the battery. replacing it, and putting the laptop together. This should only be done by someone who knows what he/she is doing.

These problems usually imply that the computer is quit old and probably should be replace with a newer model that does more capabilities and probably costs less.

Yes, you can replace the backlight lamp aka CCFL in your laptop but it's not easy.

You'll have to take apart the laptop display panel, remove the LCD screen and then disassemble the LCD screen. This project my take a few hours and if you have no experience you can damage the screen.

If the backlight lamp is bad I would recommend replacing the hole screen.

Instructions for removing the screen you can find in the laptop service manual.

A new screen you can find on the Internet if you search by the part number. The part number is usually located on the back of the LCD screen.

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