Remember when buying memory for your electronics was not cheap? Well, as you may have already realized, the times have changed. I remember how my first external hard drive cost me more than a hundred dollars, and it was only for 160 GB! Now you can get hard drives of much bigger capacity for half the price.
Until recently, in order to get 1 terabyte of memory internally, you had to have a desktop computer. There were not any options out there to integrate the hard drive in a laptop. The hard drives were just too large to fit in
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HP Envy Line
by Bea August 9th, 2011 | Computers
HP's Envy Line is a great mix between performance and aesthetics. While you will get a lot of power and performance out of these laptops, you will also have something that looks sleek. True, they are thicker than a MacBook, but you give and you get some. Most of the getting in this case is related to the price tag. While an Envy 14 costs under $999.00, a Mac starts a whole lot higher.
I currently have an Envy 13. The 14 inch and the 17 inch were too big for me, and their Beats Edition was not something I was
I currently have an Envy 13. The 14 inch and the 17 inch were too big for me, and their Beats Edition was not something I was
Technology in Cars
by Jacob P. August 3rd, 2011 | Computers
As I write this, I am traveling to Pennsylvania in a newer (2010 or 2011) mini van. Although I will not be naming the manufacturer or model name, it is a standard 7 passenger mini van with the basic package. It's not the car that I'm here to talk about (we have another site for that), it's the technology in the car.
Said modern mini van, loaded with luggage for the trip, is a technological gold mine. It provides a near perfect view of the amount of technology a modern family has, as well as the amount of technology in
Said modern mini van, loaded with luggage for the trip, is a technological gold mine. It provides a near perfect view of the amount of technology a modern family has, as well as the amount of technology in
Dell Inspiron Duo-Convertible Tablet
by Bea July 12th, 2011 | Computers
A tablet without a keyboard is just asking for procrastination and inefficiency. Tablets can be great to use while you’re traveling, or when you are out and about. You can check the news on the go, see the latest weather report, watch a movie, read a book, check your e-mail, and more. Using your time wisely? Maybe, but probably not. When I see people type lengthy items on tablets, I always have to ask myself why someone would ever go through all the touching, tapping, and swiping, when a keyboard would make their life faster and easier. Having the
iPad 3′s New Screen?
by Bea June 14th, 2011 | Apple, Cell Phones, Computers, Research
Though there have been rumors about Samsung's new ultra-high-resolution technology being the iPad 3's new display, I have my doubts. The screen itself sounds absolutely wonderful. Its specs go above and beyond what the current market offers. It is a 10.1-inch WQXGA tablet touch screen with a resolution of 2560×1600. Not only that, but it also has a pixel density of 300 dots per inch. Crazy. Talk about "retina display."
Comparing your standard RGB stripe to Samsung’s PenTile display technology, HD is going to look about two times better on the Samsung screen.
It sounds great right? It does to me, and it seems perfect
Comparing your standard RGB stripe to Samsung’s PenTile display technology, HD is going to look about two times better on the Samsung screen.
It sounds great right? It does to me, and it seems perfect
