Most popular laptops

Thursday, December 17, 2009

from CNET:  Just in time to round out your holiday shopping season, we've consulted the Web traffic oracles and compiled a list of the most popular laptops of 2009. Based on which system reviews CNET readers clicked on most often, this list shows what's on the minds of laptop shoppers--and the emphasis is clearly on value over all else. Read more  http://ct.cnet-ssa.cnet.com/clicks?t=514273111-3830dcdfc84ebca9bafee7ef31abe27f-bf&brand=CNET-SSA&s=5

Time to buy a computer? Tips for making the right choice



From USA Today:  Here are other mainstream factors every PC buyer should consider:

•Windows or Macintosh.
•Chips off the old block. The brain of your computer is the processor.
•Storage. Think big
•Memory. You can never have enough memory,
•Netbook vs. laptop.There are many trade-offs: cramped keyboards, modest screen sizes, limited storage and wimpy processors.
•More to think about. Make sure your PC has ample USB ports for connecting peripherals. Some machines no longer include FireWire, a port for hooking up older camcorders. If that's important to you, make sure it's there. HDMI is a viable option for folks who want to hook their computers to an HDTV. An eSATA connection is an alternative way to hook up some external drives. 
 
Continue reading here the full details http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/edwardbaig/2009-12-17-Baig17_ST_N.htm

Create an Ad-Hoc Network Sharing Point from a Windows 7 Netbook

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

via PC World  Windows 7 Starter Edition, the version loaded onto netbooks, isn't supposed to offer "advanced" features like ad-hoc network sharing. In this one case, however, finding this feature is as simple as typing the right phrase into the Start Menu search.

Rafael Rivera's Within Windows blog points out that while the dialog that normally starts the ad-hoc networking process in Windows 7 is disabled in Starter Edition, simply searching for adhoc allows you to start it up. That means being able to connect other computers, smartphones, and Wi-Fi-enabled devices to your netbook when it's got a net connection. It's not quite as convenient as Virtual Wireless Networking, which you can enable with Connectify, but it does get the job done.

Windows 7 Starter hides but allows ad-hoc networking Continue reading here http://lifehacker.com/5420583/create-an-ad+hoc-network-sharing-point-from-a-windows-7-netbook

How to choose a computer

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Read more about what you need to know buying a new computer here How to choose a computer

Buying a laptop? Read this first & Windows, Netbook. Android, smartbook? Hmm

Friday, December 4, 2009

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Buying a laptop? Read this first

Thursday, December 3, 2009

To make your holiday shopping a little less tense, we've put together a list of handy laptop resources, including buying guides, shopping tips, and roundups.  Read more

Great Laptops in the PC World Top 100 & 10 Free Downloads for Your Laptop

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10 Free Downloads for Your Laptop