Laptops

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.

There are probably buttons somewhere on the screen that allow you to change it.

anywhere really, like J B HI-FI, dick smith.

any shops like them. ^

If it has a sliding tray, sometimes there is a small hole below the drive that can be pushed by a bent paperclip, forcing it open. Otherwise, send it into an Apple store for servicing.

Also note that on computers with OpenFirmware (PowerPC G3-5) you may be able to boot into OpenFirmware and send the command "eject cd". To boot into OpenFirmware hold Command-Option-O-F. To boot into Mac OS simply send the command "mac-boot".

Dell could or could not be the best. This is an opinion question (whoever asked this). There could be ways that Dell could be better and ways that make it not the best. Some people may think Mac or Apple are the best who knows.

That depends on what you define as a laptop. There is no firmly agreed definition, so choose your own.

The first self contained laptop size and weight machine that used an LCD screen was the Epson HX-20 introduced November 1981. It had 20 characters of text on each of 4 lines of display and weighed 3.5lbs.

The widest consensus agrees the Osbourne 1 introduced in April 1981 was the first "true" portable computer. It had a handle, the keyboard folded up to cover the 5" Cathode Ray Tube(CRT) screen, a battery pack was an option. However at 24.5lbs a person was not likely to use it on their lap.

Earlier, September 1975, IBM released their model 5100 considered to be the first self contained "portable" computer. It had everything needed to operate in a single unit that could be carried from place to place. The built in keyboard did not fold. There was no factory battery option. 55lbs makes laptop use even less plausible.

Early on, some machines were called "portable" if they could be moved with a forklift or hand truck and did not require being custom built within their own dedicated room where they would remain for their useful life.

No. You can purchase an external DVD burner for when you need it.

On the Apple Store / MacBook Air / Accessories.

USB SUPERDRIVE:

Slot-loading 8x SuperDrive (DVDA±R DL/DVDA±RW/CD-RW)

Writes DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL discs at up to 6x speed

Writes DVD-R and DVD+R discs at up to 8x speed

Writes DVD-RW discs at up to 6x speed and DVD+RW discs at up to 8x speed

Reads DVDs at up to 8x speed

Writes CD-R discs at up to 24x speed

Writes CD-RW discs at up to 16x speed

Reads CDs at up to 24x speed

The USB Superdrive is about $80

Try popping the key out and cleaning it to make sure there's no dust. And

make Sure your keyboard is connected with the power supply.

Laptops are very handy especially if you are on the move. Some places that you may go to might have free wi fi which means that you can use the internet free of charge in particular places depending where you are that offers this service.

Also if you are on a train going to say a day out or a business trip you can work on those important documents with ease with out having the worry of leaving it on your desktop computer

If it is the cheap sonix webcam (from eBuyer etc.) 6029 CIF XP driver that you need then search for "COMS_CH_XP_060928.zip". I got a good copy from "opendrivers". I have a copy of this zip file if you want: tonyatnajac.co.uk

Underneath the hood, the camera appears to be an asus cam (at least according to Windows XP Control Panel). Note that the "6029 CIF" links from many driver download sites eventually lead to downloading a setup.exe, supposedly for 6029 CIF but that didn't seem to work, installing AMCAP software instead.

I can't say for sure with so little information provided. But I bet you have a Dell. If so I would be willing to bet that it is a motherboard problem. If that is the case than you just have to start leaving it plugged in. But maybe I am wrong. Maybe you can get lucky. Have you tried just taking it out and putting it back in?

A small Chinese start-up has created the best small laptop computer brand, with the computers averaging the size of a small potato chip. This company, Huang-top Chi'in Enterprises, does not have a website that is accessible in the US, due to Chinese Government censorship.

Sorry, but you can't. It is strictly a Mac OS X program that comes bundled with every Apple computer. If you really desperately need Photo Booth, you will have to buy a Mac, which is what I'm typing this response on. Good luck buying a Mac!

Laptops can be purchased online almost anywhere online. The first sites to check would be Apple, newegg, BestBuy and Walmart. These sites will give an idea of how much you want to spend and what features you are looking for.

Let the virus scan complete the whole entire scan and run the scan at least once a week. Usually you can set a schedule for it to run itself without you having to do anything but have the computer on.

improved:

new laptop: 30-50 minutes

3-7month old laptop: 1-2hours

1-2 year old laptop: 2-4hours depending on viruses/cookies/memory

old laptop with viruses: up to 6 hours (reccomended to do it overnight)

please i want to know what is the job of every f1 until f12 ?

the job of insert-printScr-delete- home pgup-pgdn-end - ?

the (red)Fn ?

ASUS and HP both offer a wide variety of personal computers, laptops, and tablets. The main differences, according to online reviews, is that ASUS tends to be less expensive, but also less durable. HP computers are rated as having a longer life and being more robust.

A normal laptop will be around 3-5 hours from new.

Yes, most if not all laptop come along with a graphics card on them. Most of the time they are embedded into the motherboard and cannot be removed. But you can buy gaming laptop such as the Alien Ware laptop lines who all come with graphic cards separate from the motherboard.

The price of a laptop depends on your demands.

First,you ought to know you want which type of laptop.Then you can surf to some famous website to choose a laptop.

When you owning a laptop,you'd better buy a battery for backup.

Using a floppy disk or a USB drive. If the laptop has USB, several kinds of drives can be attached to it (hard drive, CD, USB stick...). If it can access a network, software may be downloaded.

Yes it is better but buying it would cost more than a HP G61-429. The 1545 has a dual-core 2.3GHz processor while the G61 only has a 2.1GHz single core. Also it depends on what you're doing with your pc .If it's for gaming I would get the 1545 but for office work, since you don't need the extra processing speed, you could get the G61 and save some money.

Neither is very good. HP offers a better Operating System (in my opinion), and Apple offers better hardware. It depends on what you want more. I would try Sony, Samsung, Dell, or Toshiba.

My Opinion:

As someone who owned 2 HP computers with Windows XP & Vista installed and who has now owned an Apple iMac for the past 4 1/2 years I can honestly say without hesitation that I will never ever own anything but an Apple computer. 4 1/2 years of trouble free computing all the while not running one piece of security software. I have not had one glitch on my iMac. It just works day in and day out. Apple is by far the better built computer and I like all the software and the Operating System much better than anything Windows has ever produced. Easy to use and easy to learn.

VGA is a standard video interface that uses red, green and blue signals with two synchronization signals. Component is a different interface and the two are not directly compatible. Some televisions will accept either RGB or component on the same connectors but not all of those have the ability to accept the separate sync signals.

RGB to component converters are available but may of them do not work with VGA signals because of the different line and frame rates that VGA uses compared to brooadcast signals.

Perhaps a better solution is to obtain a DVI display port for the laptop. They can be connected using a USB device and with the correct lead, they will link to an HDMI port on the television. HDMI carries audio as well as video while DVI is video only. They are otherwise compatible with each other. Separate audio will be needed to do it this way.

There are a smaller number of USB based HDMI ports for a computer, They will normally have audio as part of the signal so removing the need for separate links.

It is always worth checking the television manual to see what capabilities the television has before investing in new hardware.