Sunday, August 31, 2008

Fully Loaded Laptop

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As many Tech Tip readers already know, the laptop computer is the preferred computer platform used by people today.  However, many people fret that giving up their desktop computer may mean giving up some of the great features that they had with it.  What most people don’t know is that they can get many of the same features (and then some) with a laptop.  While laptops do have limited expandability, if you choose your laptop wisely in the first place, you can come away with a computer that not only suits your needs, but will be a valuable addition to your computing family. Below is a brief run down of some cool extras that are becoming more and more available.

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Sunday, August 24, 2008

4 Things to Consider When Buying A Laptop

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With laptops now well established, and having a commanding share of the computer parts market, it is only fair to consider a few points when purchasing your new laptop computer.  When we are talking “laptops”, (or as some prefer to call them, notebooks), buyers today have a virtual cornucopia of extras and features to choose from. 

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Sunday, August 17, 2008

Get the Scoop on Bluetooth

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With the advent of the new cell phone law in California, many people in the state have turned their attention to going hands-free with their wireless phone.  By far, the most preferred method is using a Bluetooth device.  This brings one to wonder – what exactly is Bluetooth, and is it of any use for more then just cell phones?

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Word Processing Alternatives, Basic Word Processing

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When you think about doing any kind of writing, the software that probably comes to mind is Microsoft Word or OpenOffice.org Writer. They’re powerful, they’re big, and they pack a lot of features and functions. But many of us don’t use a fraction of those features and functions. Let’s face it, writing a letter in Word is overkill.

Luckily, Word and Writer aren’t the only games in town. If your word processing needs are modest, then you have a number of lighter and free alternatives.

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