Gateway P172X FX 17-inch Gaming Notebook Review

Featuring an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor1, Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium and powerful graphics, the P-172X is a desktop-class notebook rich with the features you need for next-generation gaming, movies and applications. Also standard: a 1.3 megapixel webcam, 2GB…

Eurocom assembles server notebook

There is a market for many products you first think don’t make much sense and this latest Eurocom portable computer may be one of them. Calling this Phantom model “portable” may even be a bit of a stretch, as it weighs in at around 12 pounds (or the equivalent of four Macbook Air notebooks), but if you compare its capability to act as a server, then Eurocom’s achievement to fit all relevant server components into a notebook form factor, then you certainly see a remarkable product reveal itself.

Lenovo A58 Desktop Computer

Lenovo has introduced a desktop computer. it come with all great performances and functioning which is serving you to resolving your official work as well as personal work.

Dell Studio XPS 435 Desktop Computer- Now Available!

Dell US started selling their latest desktop computer, Dell Studio XPS 435 designed for the power user. The XPS 435 is powered by Intel Core i7processors, the base config priced at $1,099, a 2.66 GHz i7-920. For additional $470, can be upgraded to i7-940 2.93GHz, and top speed i7 965 3.2 GHz costs additional $1,170.
It has six DIMM slots, three drive bays for a maximum potential of 24 GB of DDR3 1066 MHz Tri-Channel memory, 4.5 TB of storage, an ATI Radeon HD3650 256 MB graphics card, a 16x DVD burner, a single 500 GB 7200rpm SATA drive, and an integrated 7.1 channel audio processor.

GSX-SLIM – The New Desktop PC From Mouse Computer

Mouse Computer (or MSJ), a Japan-based computer manufacturer, unveils GSX-SLIM, its latest desktop PC product. Not much detail about this computer, other than its ability to use either Intel Celeron D 331, Pentium P 631, or Core 2 Duo E4300 processors, along with either Windows XP or Vista. Price starts from €280 for the base configuration (without OS).

Apple Mac 25th Anniversary: A personal take

Apple Macintosh computer, model M001, with keyboard and mouse. The Apple Macintosh was designed by Steve Jobs to be as 'user-friendly' as possible.

More than 21 years ago, I got my hands on an Apple Mac for the first time. It was a Mac Plus, one of those little cream-coloured boxes with a built-in, black-and-white 9in screen that we all thought looked so wackily futuristic in the way the DMC DeLorean had earlier that decade.

I was a sub editor working on a local newspaper in Kent. I wrote headlines, checked facts and spelling and designed the odd page. I had trained using pen and paper and moved on to editing on terminals hooked up to a mini system. In 1988, our first PCs had arrived – machines built around a blistering Intel 286 processor and Microsoft DOS. Editing was now in colour but it was still command-based – entering changes to copy was a matter of inputting code into galleys of type.

Racing with Ferrari

The latest in Acer's line of notebooks designed in collaboration with Ferrari, this laptop has a 12.1-inch screen and weighs just 3.5 pounds. But the Taiwanese and Italian designers certainly haven't skimped on features, cramming a lot into that small package. The Acer-Ferrari 1000 notebook PC is powered by an AMD Turion processor and includes a metal touchpad and a carbon-fiber cover to make the exterior especially sturdy. Acer even boasts that the computer's weave pattern is designed to evoke the checkered flag at a race.

Security

Computer security is important! Like we mentioned before, we all work and play on our personal computers. Unfortunately, sometimes malware, viri, spyware, and just plain general unwanted software works it's way in to your life and becomes a real problem. We have seen computers so saturated that they take over 30 minutes to boot! Let us help! We can diagnose and fix your computer and teach you some of the latest "best practices" to avoid unwanted software in the future.

Computers 747 - Small Laptops Are Latest Craze

Computers 747 - Mini laptops are all the rage in the computer world. These micro computers are the smallest, lightest, and often the cheapest forms of mobile PCs.

Mini laptops have changed drastically over the last few years. Whereas small laptops used to cost around $3,000 and weigh 3-5 pounds, today's mini laptops can be purchased for about $500 and weigh less than 3 pounds.

Most mini laptops come with built-in webcams, which is a convenient feature. They also come with Wi-Fi connectivity, which is a must for travelers.

On the down side, none of the affordably priced mini laptops have CD or DVD drives. Additionally, the screens are much too small to use without having to squint.

Use a firewall as a gatekeeper between your computer and the Internet

A firewall is a piece of software or hardware that filters all Internet traffic between your computer and the Internet. It works to either block or permit Internet traffic to and from your computer. You can use the firewall to better protect your computer from intrusion by offensive websites, spam and unauthenticated logins from potential hackers.A firewall is essential for those that use their computers to browse the Internet.

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES

Sony introduced the VAIO UX Micro PC, placing full-size computer performance in a pocket-sized package Weighing just over a pound, the new PC has a Microsoft XP Professional operating system and an Intel Core Solo Ultra Low Voltage CPU for fast processing and long battery life. The UX model also features a 4.5-inch wide SVGA screen with XBRITE technology for viewing that slides up to expose an integrated keyboard. This allows you to access familiar applications easily in the same way you would on a full-sized computer

Samsung LN65B650 65-Inch CCFL -Backlit LCD HDTV

If you’re planning on buying a large-screen high-definition TV set anytime soon, this new 65-inch CCFL-backlit LCD HDTV ‘LN65B650′ from Samsung is definitely the right choice. This widescreen HDTV provides 1920 x 1080p Full HD resolution, Auto Motion Plus 120Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, 100,00:1 dynamic contrast ratio and Samsung’s Medi@2.0 for accessing Internet TV content services. The LN65B650 is also DLNA certified, allowing you to remotely access your PC’s personal media collections and download them to the TV. The Samsung LN65B650 will set you back $5,999.99.

Pen Size Computers

A very exciting future is around the corner for computing. Check out the latest in small computers.

The design concept uses five different pens to make a computer. One pen is a CPU, one a camera, another creates a virtual keyboard, and yet another projects the visual output and thus the display. One more pen is a phone. All five pens can rest in a holding block which recharges the batteries and holds the mass storage. Each pen communicates wirelessly. But this is a conceptual prototype, meaning it does not exist in real form……..yet. The technology already exists for the keyboard and projector.

The prototype was designed by Toru Ichihash of Japan and introduced in 2003 at the ITU World Telecom Exhibition in Tokyo. It was described as a Pen-Style Personal Networking Gadget Package or P-ISM. Can you guess who Ichihash’s inspiration was? Why James Bond of course!

MIU Hybrid Dual Portable computer

The Hybrid Dual Portable Computer or HDPC is the latest device of its kind that will be out in the markets soon. If anyone wonders what an HDPC is, they may be surprised to know that it is a combination of the portable and heavy-duty Ultra-Mobile Portable Computers and the technologically efficient and innovative smartphones.

The brains and the creator behind this super heck of a godly device is a company named MIU or Mobile Intelligent Ubiquitous. Maybe they have already known it since they created this gadget, but to those who aren't, they just put power into every gizmo geek's hands.

The HDPC uses Windows XP as its operating system. This gives it every capability to launch all Windows applications. Though this may not have wireless capabilities like the Bluetooth 2.0 or the WiFi, it has a VGA camera for video chatting and a 3-megapixel camera, for taking pictures. In addition, it has a Digital TV receiver that is fully compatible with the DVB-T or Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial. Lastly, under the HDPC's screen is a QWERTY keyboard.

What makes this gadget tick despite its bulkiness is that there are no limitations when it comes to video and audio formats because the user does not have to convert audio and video files if they have to play them on the HDPC. Convenience plays a part in browsing the internet, doing text messages or using IM applications. Thanks to its QWERTY keyboard.

Weighing at around 387 grams and having a volume size of 160 x 65 x 25 millimeters, this gizmo whose nickname may be the same as innovation may fetch around $500. If you are expecting its release into the market, might as well expect its eventual success as well.

NEC’s Core 2 Duo Desktop PC

If you’re looking for silent desktop PC, so you might need NEC latest computers, the SEGUENTE Express 5800/50 series. It uses a water-cooling system. And the most powerful computer in that range is the 53Xd, that features a Core 2 Duo E6700, 1GB of RAM, 80GB of hard disk, a nVIDIA Quadro FX 1500 graphic card. Its price tag is around €2800. Find out one more picture after the jump!

Desktop PCs

Computer technology has gained a great fame and importance in this modern era. There are many different types of computers available in the international market. In this era of competition, there is a need to store massive data. For storage, different types of information and data, storage devices are used in the computers. Storage is, in fact, one of the best and most significant features of computer technologies. In order to save your precious data, storage devices are used at very large scales. You can save your desired information and data in these devices for some specific period of time. There are different storage devices that are used by the users to store any kind of data. All these devices are used by attaching with computers.

Latest Lenovo W700ds Laptop

the dual W700ds Lenovo's ThinkPad laptop computers are shown images of the spill. This is the Intel Core 2 and NVIDIA Quadro FX 3700M GPU, to 8GB of RAM and 960 gigabyte SSD / HDD storage is accompanied by Rae. This notebook PC, integrated WACOM digitizer and a 17-inch screen.

New Comany going to launch latest Computers ‘07th June, 2011′

Newest technology that picks up on thoughts of the user, and allows for the job to be done without the click of a button. New lock technology that allows the user to log in by merely coming near the computer, again without the click of any button. Finger print lock, Automatic installation, updates and virus protection. No hands on work required….so anyone can use this easy access technology. Latest software in Microsoft installation of advance window like ‘advance vista 2010′ Latest, core 2 due processor T 10000 Price at the lowest in the first releases and around holiday times. Concession for students and bargains available for seniors. $600 in the first release, 400 GB hard drive, Ram 5 GB, firewall facility, start with user finger and 10 cell Battery (long life). We’ll also use excellent quality of material for the purpose of Monitor keyboard and mouse. We’ll produce different computers for different category of people.
Manjeet Singh is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of this company and Name of company is Singh and Khalsa Ltd. Our company will keep in mind customers needs want’s really they want. We’ll do our best for our company image and customers.

Gateway M-6750 Notebook PC with Cores Duo and 3GB RAMReview

I have come to a point where I really do think that most desktop computers can be scrapped for laptop or notebook computers. Seeing as my home computer is a Pentium 4 and I’ve been using that for six years, with a few repairs along the way. The Gateway M-6750 provides enough processing power for all applications besides games and a 15″ monitor that gives enough desktop space.
For under $600 the Gateway M-6750 notebook computer comes with a nice shiny finish combined with polished aluminum looking edge around the keyboard. The looks are good, and that’s not bad for a nicely priced laptop.
The Core2 Duo processor, although a mobile version, will give enough power for office type applications, web browsing, listening to music or playing videos. The processor is combined with 3GB of RAM and the Windows Vista operating system.
Some of the main features are
1.66GHz Intel Core2 Duo CPU
3GB of RAM
Windows Vista Home
DVD writer
Memory card port
Speakers
Webcam
Network port
802.11n wireless
These features together will do well for a home office or personal use.
The 3GB of memory is good for Windows Vista as it needs more memory than previous operating systems, which is usually true anyway I guess. The dual core processor helps too.
Networking features are good, and having 802.11n wireless, which supports up to 300MB/s transfer speeds allows the fastest possible speeds over wireless networks.
The graphics uses up to 384MB of main memory. This is good for increasing the graphics quality, but not so good as it uses up more of the memory that could be used by other programs on the computer. With that said however, there is plenty of memory to go around and programs won’t be left wanting with still 2GB of memory after the graphics and Windows’ needs.
There are three USB slots and an Express Card slot for system expansion.
Finally, the 15 inch monitor supports up to 1280 x 800 screen resolution. This is spot on for a monitor of this size and gives enough extra room to squeeze two web browsers side-by-side, but keeps them at a readable size.

New Laptop Computers from Zepto – Hydra

Wondering what might be the lastes laptop from zepto? This time the company launched Hydra, named after the Greek monster with 9 heads. In the laptop’s case it reflects advanced functionality and latest technology.When it comes to mobile power, Zepto Hydra A17 features the Geforce 9800M GTX graphics card with 1024MB DDR3 dedicated memory for outstanding images during movie entertainment and gaming, via 256-bit Memory Interface, 112 shaders, 1875MHz Shader Frequency, 900MHz Memory Clock an Capacity Calculation of 420 Gigaflops, and both Nvidia PhysX and CUDA support. CUDA speeds up your laptop more than 12 times by enabling graphic processing for CPU-intensive applications. The graphics are upgradeable thanks to the Nvidia MXM platform.

Getting the Most Out of Old Computers

If you're like me, you've amassed a fair collection of computer components and devices. Not because I'm an enthusiast or because I spend more on computers than the common man. Rather, because computers get old and software constantly requires more and more power to run. Frequently, we find that new technological breakthroughs make old hardware that was just fine seem quaint. Be it a race toward higher clock speeds, faster front side buses, multiple cores, etc, computers become disused and replaced. Green attitudes have dissuaded people from tossing out components that are, for all intents and purposes, quite harmful to the environment. Moreover, current operating systems are becoming more power hungry let alone the software that runs on them. It's easy for Firefox to consume 30-40 megs of memory on Google's fairly spartan home page. Though, when 2 GB of memory is standard, 40 megs is a drop in the bucket. 10 years ago, that was not that case.
So, what do you do with these computers? Many people will take them to recycling centers. Others will keep them and let them collect dust (as humans appear to be, by nature, packrats). Others covertly throw them out in dumpsters in an open show of apathy. However, few will use them again. What's interesting about these computers is that in many cases they're perfectly useable. What's even more interesting is that you can maintain a high amount of usability with completely free software. Here at Benchmark Reviews, we'll provide our list of uses for recycled computers.

Radio Shack TRS-80, 1977

Don French, a buyer for the consumer electronic chain Tandy Radio Shack, was convinced that the company ought to offer a personal computer. Initially Radio Shack, which had experienced phenomenal growth selling audio equipment and citizen's band radios in its chain of stores across the country, was skeptical: computers were difficult to set up and use, and Radio Shack's customers were typically interested in low prices and easy of use, not in the underlying technology.
Although Radio Shack stores did sell wires, switches, and circuit parts for the hobbyist, its main customers neither knew nor cared much about what went on inside the "black boxes" they bought. Eventually the company relented and in the summer of 1977 introduced the TRS-80, at a base price of only $400. It was indeed a complete machine, although the base model had only 4K bytes of memory and could not handle lowercase letters. One could expand its storage and input/output by purchasing an Expansion Interface at additional cost. But it did work as advertised, and the TRS-80 easily met Tandy's sales projections. The company soon introduced advanced models with more internal memory and disk drives instead of cassettes for entering programs.

Public Computers [Hagerty Library]

The computers on the second floor are constantly taken up by people checking their e-mail so that one can’t look up a book. Can we have at least one computer dedicated entirely to book look-up (since this is a library after all)?
Thanks for your suggestion. This summer we are starting on some renovations that will mean many more computers in the atrium areas of the second and third floors. We will also be reinstalling computers on the look-up stands scattered around the stacks on the second and third floors. We hope you enjoy the new computers!

Computer Services

Our experienced technicians are Microsoft (MCSA, MCP) and Comptia (A+, N+) certified. We offer complete hardware and software services in Microsoft Windows environments:

Software installation and application backup
Hardware installation, configuration and troubleshooting
Virus, spyware and adware removal
Repair, upgrade and maintenance of desktop computers, laptop computers, windows client and network operating system
Disaster recovery, data backup and restoration
Network configuration
Internet Connection for T3/T1/Cable/DSL
Optimizing System Performance and reliability
Installation of firewall, virtual private network (VPN), home/home office networking

Quicker repairs to DELL computers

UNE has an agreement with DELL for the provision of desktop and laptop computers. All computers purchased through DELL come with 3 years on-site warranty.
Until now this warranty work was carried out by a DELL service agent based off campus. This will now change with Mac1 being accredited as a DELL service agent. Mac1 will now provide on-site warranty servicing of DELL computers at UNE. This should mean faster turn around times for DELL warranty repairs.

Information and Communication Technologies

Our company offers requisite services in ICT to meet exactly the need our clientele. This is ranging from pre-procurement discussion through proper state-of the-art procurement after due consideration of intended purpose. We render services in the procurement, supply and installations of personal computers, VSAT, Local and Wide Area Networking configuration and management.

Lenovo A70z and A58e Business computers will assist/Anesthetize your office

Sure, nobody gets excited about business computers, and these Lenovos (including the company's first business all-in-one) are pretty snooooore. But one of them could be your next office computer, and it's our duty to inform and educate you fine cubicle-folk.

Laptop Computers 365 - Colored Laptops

Welcome to Laptop Computers 365! Colored laptop computers are a fun way to make using technology even more fun. If you search the internet for laptops the majority of the laptops that come up are not colored brightly and appear rather plain and boring.

One website that I came across in my search for fun colored laptop comptuers is http://www.colorwarepc.com. Here you can not only customize the color of your Mp3 players, smart phones, and HD TV's, but you can also find some awesome options for a customized colored laptop.

While they don't offer customization quite yet in tons of laptop models, you have the option of quite a few Mac laptops as well as a few Dell models. You can either buy a new laptop already colored from the company, or else if you have one of the models they will work with you can send yours in for color changes.

Getting the Most Out of Old Computers

If you're like me, you've amassed a fair collection of computer components and devices. Not because I'm an enthusiast or because I spend more on computers than the common man. Rather, because computers get old and software constantly requires more and more power to run. Frequently, we find that new technological breakthroughs make old hardware that was just fine seem quaint. Be it a race toward higher clock speeds, faster front side buses, multiple cores, etc, computers become disused and replaced.Green attitudes have dissuaded people from tossing out components that are, for all intents and purposes, quite harmful to the environment. Moreover, current operating systems are becoming more power hungry let alone the software that runs on them. It's easy for Firefox to consume 30-40 megs of memory on Google's fairly spartan home page. Though, when 2 GB of memory is standard, 40 megs is a drop in the bucket. 10 years ago, that was not that case.

So, what do you do with these computers? Many people will take them to recycling centers. Others will keep them and let them collect dust (as humans appear to be, by nature, packrats). Others covertly throw them out in dumpsters in an open show of apathy. However, few will use them again. What's interesting about these computers is that in many cases they're perfectly useable. What's even more interesting is that you can maintain a high amount of usability with completely free software. Here at Benchmark Reviews, we'll provide our list of uses for recycled computers.

Old computers

The Mac Plus is the first computer I ever used.The PET is the only one that does anything useful. The other two lack software (floppy disks for the Apple IIe, hard disk for the Mac Plus). I could probably find it if I looked hard enough.

Acer Passes Dell in PC Sales in Third Quarter of 2009

Boston (DbTechNo) - It is being reported that Acer has just passed Dell and is now the second largest computer vendor in the world.
This is a result of a boombing third quarter when it comes to PC sales, and the back to school time of year that saw a reduction in the price of netbook computers.
Dell have long been thought of as a powerhouse in the PC industry but now that they have been surpassed by Acer one has to wonder what Dell will do to bounce back.
According to reports, shippments of Acer computers jumped by an astounding 25.6 percent to reach 10.96 million units, outperforming Dell, who shipped 9.95 million units.
Acer is more willing to adapt to a competitive market when it comes to laptop and netbook prices and have thus saw an increase in market share.
Acer ended the third quarter of 2009 with 14% of the market, to Dell’s 12.7 percent.

mouse Computer Masterpiece V1200E2

mouse Computer recently announced its Masterpiece V1200E2 desktop PC. It is featured with Core i7 940, 3GB of DDR3 PC3-10600, Chipset X58 Express, 1TB of SATA II HDD, a Blu-Ray Burner, and a CrossFire ATI Radeon HD 4890 with 1GB of VRAM. The cost of V1200E2 is going to cost you €1900.

Dell laptop computers will take advantage of white space

The Federal Commission of Communications decided recently to open a part of the spectrum ranging from 521MHz to 698MHz, which at the moment is assigned for television broadcasting. This has created a new opportunity for technological companies.
Hewlett-Packard, Google and Dell have been fighting to open up this spectrum, as known as “white space”, to provide an additional choice of wireless broadband for the users. The defenders of this idea claim that the TV spectrum is able to carry better broadband signals significantly farther than Wi-Fi, and that opening up the white space will allow the expansion of the market for new devices like smartphones.
Dell has just announced that its objective is to “integrate” the white space into its new products, including all type of laptops and other devices that are able to access the Internet in a wireless way. Anyway, the company have not announced any dates when the technology would be added.
Originally, the 2.4GHz spectrum was not considered useful for communications because microwave ovens operate in the same frequency, some interferences can be easily generated and it doesn’t offer efficient penetration of physical objects like walls or furniture.

Computers

A computer is a machine that manipulates data according to a set of instructions.
Although mechanical examples of computers have existed through much of recorded human history, the first electronic computers were developed in the mid-20th century (1940–1945). These were the size of a large room, consuming as much power as several hundred modern personal computers (PCs).[1] Modern computers based on integrated circuits are millions to billions of times more capable than the early machines, and occupy a fraction of the space.[2] Simple computers are small enough to fit into a wristwatch, and can be powered by a watch battery. Personal computers in their various forms are icons of the Information Age and are what most people think of as "computers". The embedded computers found in many devices from MP3 players to fighter aircraft and from toys to industrial robots are however the most numerous.

Pret-a-Porte Personal Computers Set to Get More Stylish

Personal computers have come a long way from dull grey boxes made by IBM to ultra-trendy systems like Voodoo Envy, Dell XPS One or Sony Vaio. Unfortunately, average mainstream personal computers still cannot boast with extravagant design, but that is going to change next year, we believe.

Get the Best Value on Laptop and Desktop Computers with Lenovo eCoupon Codes

Computers are now inherent in the lives of millions of people around the world. Many of us can't spend the day without taking a glimpse at our computer to check our emails or to do some work-related or personal tasks. There are people who spend almost all of their waking hours sitting in front of computers. Much of our lifestyles are now reliant on technology, and computers are among the indispensable elements in people's lives.
I myself am so strongly reliant on computers that I sometimes feel that my electronic notebook is taking over my life instead of me controlling it. I just feel uneasy if a couple of hours go by without me going online to check my emails and my instant messages. If I'm in the middle of nowhere, I try to find a Wi-Fi zone so I can connect to the Internet and do my regular online routines.
My laptop is also among my most important must-haves in my client meetings because I have the habit of popping it open to show my business companions the presentations or whatever files I have on my hard disk or portable memory to emphasize my point or for illustrative purposes. I'm always known to have a laptop computer with me so that my companions often don't bother to bring theirs and just have their USB devices ready to be inserted in my computer whenever they have anything to show in our meetings.
I actually have several laptop and desktop computers in my possession. I have two desktop computers at home, one for my personal use and the other one for the kids to play games on. There are times when both my two kids want to play computer games at the same time and they fight over who's going to use the desktop computer. When this happens, I just let the other one use my own desktop computer and I just revert to either one of my two laptops.
Sometimes I feel that we're losing some precious bonding time because we're each busy with our own worlds in front of our respective computer screens. But it also becomes one unconventional bonding time for us especially when we all choose to play online games together. We may be busy seated at our individual computer stations but somewhere in cyberspace we are all together playing online games with each other. It actually is a lot of fun, and the best about it is that we get to discuss it over dinner once we're done playing with each other. Those are priceless moments, in my opinion.
Anyway, I'm planning to get another laptop computer which I can give to my elder daughter on her birthday. That way, she'll have her own computer that she can bring with her anywhere. Besides, it will free up our other desktop computer at home so that she will not have to fight over it with her sister. I'm availing of some

We Recycle Old Computers

If you have an old dinosaur in your basement taking up space , bring it in today. You will be contributing to keeping E waste out of the landfills.WE Accept:
PC Towers
Screens
Keyboards
Mouse
Speakers
Hard Drives
RAM Modules
Motherboards

GreenDisk Secure Computer and Component Recycling

Recycling of your computer systems, individual components, faxes, printers, and other peripherals items. You can send them in as a single system or individual components. 35 lb. limit per box. See the description below the order chart.

Limousin Computers & Satellites

We provide All services relating to Computers including, Upgrades and Repairs, Website design and Full Computer Training. If it's computer related, we are here to help.
We aim to complete at least 85% of all repairs and up-grades On-site. Repairs are only returned to base if other unexpected parts are required or it is agreed this will be the best way forward. Otherwise expect the technician to be in and out within the hour. And if the job is expected to take longer than the hour, this will be agreed before hand.
We try to carry out repairs at your home with minimal of disruption and hassle and to get you back up and running in the shortest possible time. As a result, we carry up-to-date repair and service tools to complete our work.
We provide our call -out services to homes and offices in areas including but not limited to 87,23,19,36,24
Below, please find an examples of our most common services/repairs:
Basic Virus Removal
Webcam and video calling
software setup
Wireless internet Setup
Power Supply supply/Fit
Windows XP / Windows Vista clean installations
Motherboard replacement
Email setup
Livebox installlations
All our Prices are Inclusive and we have No HIDDEN Costs.

BEGINNING COMPUTERS

Beginning Computer classes are especially designed for individuals who have never used a computer before. Classes are slower paced and are the building block for the rest of the computer classes offered at Hudson Library & Historical Society.