Suppose I have 00 to spare.
I wonder what’s the latest, lightest (and maybe thinest), pen based, tablet PC (not UMPC) I can get.
Multimedia support, computing speed, OS, memory volume, wireless connectivity ..etc are NOT my concern at all.
I just want to use it to read ebooks and don’t want to compromise to currrent lousey ebook readers.
Wireless Computing Archives
Need to connect to a Wireless Network. Pop-up window tells me that the WLAN- Wireless Assistant is on. With limited computing knowledge, it means "Assistant" as a person assisting and NOT the. actual Network, am I correct in my thinking. So, I do have a Firewall , which probably needs to be disconnected while I connect to a wireless network. Please respond- oh wise computer Expert!
Very good, Guys! So, since I’ll be flying to my relatives—-I shouldn’t "get ready" to get wireless connected untill I reach my destination. Another thing- does "wireless" have anything to do with my ac adapter & power cord?
OH- sorry- what do I clean my laptop screen with. Glanced at google, some guy said to clean it with gravel – but that doesn’t sound sensible! Please respond or it’s off to the gravel pit!
this one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Belkin-N-Wireless-Modem-Router-F5D8636uk4A_W0QQitemZ180350231195QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_Networking_SM?hash=item180350231195&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2|65%3A2|39%3A1|240%3A1318
or this one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OEM-BELKIN-N1-WIRELESS-ROUTER-LED-DISPLAY_W0QQitemZ290312545400QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_Networking_SM?hash=item290312545400&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2|65%3A2|39%3A1|240%3A1318
it doesn’t matter about the price.
If one wanted to build a solar computing farm, what would be the best motherboard to use? I’m looking for a motherboard with low Wattage, that can hold a reasonably fast and cheap CPU (>500MHz), maybe a Via Centaur or Intel Celeron. Ultimately I would like to build PC boxes with only a motherboard, CPU, memory, and networking (with PXE), no rotating parts or solid state disks. A solar panel on the top of the box would give power. The boxes could run linux and smp, maybe Gromacs or Boinc. You’d leave them out in the sun and they would go on about your protein folding or whatever. Maybe they’d synchronise via wireless, although cables would also be ok I think.
Perhaps I should rephrase the question – can I run a PC motherboard with less than, say, 20W? I’m looking for something cheap, since the cost of the cell will be high.
To answer my own question, the VIA CoreFusion platforms are most suitable for solar computing farms. For little more than 0 you get a motherboard and CPU at 1GHz with 10W consumption.
I bought a new computer and have put it and my old one on a wireless network. Now I’m trouble gaining access to the slave. I’d like to save all the documents from the slave to the master, but I’m not able map a network drive. Am I an idiot or is there some complex computing that needs to take place?
I was thinking about this easlier today. And lets say I have a gaming desktop computer at home and I am at my college using their wireless connection.
Could I use remote desktop to connect from my laptop to the desktop and then use it’s tv tuner to watch tv shows off of it and play games using remote desktop.
Also could I also use it to play games on my laptop that my desktop could handle but my laptop normally would not. Sort of like cloud computing, if I am using the term correctly.
just asking as that desktop computer as something I have not built yet.
The Malaysian government places much emphasis on the usage of ICT in schools in an attempt to increase IT literacy and improve the learning process. As such, each secondary school has been allocated a conservative budget of RM 60,000 to setup computer labs for the students and computer clusters for staff. The students will be utilizing the labs for classes once a week for classes but do require access to the computing facilities to further facilitate their learning through completion of assignments etc. The staff, on the other hand, would require computing facilities to prepare class materials and also need to be able to backup and manage ICT materials in an efficient manner as ICT in education is expected to further flourish over the next few years. You are given the task of designing and implementing a network that will suit these needs for one particular school namely, the Hang Tuah Secondary School which has a current enrolment of about 1,500 students and staff roll of approximately 100 teachers.
Suggest a network design that would suit the schools current and future needs in parallel with the budget allocated to the school. Include suggestions on: network topology, transmission media (e.g. cables, wireless), device speeds, hardware and software requirements, including recommended operating systems. You may make assumptions of the user requirements based on your personal experience of the situation in schools and educated guesses on the ICT needs to facilitate e-learning in schools.
I currently run my own company but the economy has put a damper on revenue. If things don’t improve soon, I will have to fold and find a job. I have a BS in Electrical Engineering Technology degree and about fifteen years in wireless networking and mobile computing(barcode, RFID) in warehousing, manufacturing and distribution. I have done hundreds of wireless site surveys, installations and system designs as well as recommending and implementing warehouse management systems for companies. I am currently studying for a CCNA certification.
I am going to give my company one year to provide me with a living. If things don’t improve I will have a CCNA by then and go after a networking job and work for someone else.
My question is with my degree, experience and certification, will I be able to get a job in networking? Not just any job, but a good job?
this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/D-Link-DIR-615-300Mbps-802-11n-Wireless-cable-router_W0QQitemZ360169069252QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_Networking_SM?hash=item53dbbfdac4&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12|66%3A2|39%3A1|72%3A1683|293%3A1|294%3A50
and this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/D-LINK-WIRELESS-N-ROUTER-FOR-VIRGIN-NTL-CABLE-DIR-615_W0QQitemZ190270576818QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_Networking_SM?hash=item2c4d0298b2&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12|66%3A2|39%3A1|72%3A1683|293%3A1|294%3A50
Just wondering cos there seems to be a bigger price difference between them..
and more ppl have bought the expensive one?
so do i need a cable modem?
Not for illegal purposes of course, it’s just my computing teacher bet me that I couldn’t obtain the schools wireless key without actually asking someone for it. Now I am an idiot and can’t get anything like airsnort etc to work. So I was wondering if there is a nice simple"click here then click here then done" GUI I could use. O btw the encoding is WEP.
pls. help me to select a topic.. im a first year B.E student (ECE dept) nd need some informations too.. (regarding the topic)
1) network security and cryptography
2) Robotics and AI
3) gaming and multimedia
4) high perfromance computing
5) wireless technolgoies
6) web technologied
7) natural language processing
data mining and data warehousing
9) knowledge based system
10) embedded technology
hi, i was wondering if it was possible to have two mouses connected to a computed, and both have different cursors and neither mouse affects the other one, and where to get this software if it exists?
info:
Windows vista
one mouse is Wireless USB
one mouse is an old one
post asap please =)
Does SQL provide decent computing? how do I install data base into my HTML webpage? I run an audit firm that now gone wireless and have people who wants to submit their business online strictly. I appreciate any answer, thank you!
I just got a compute router (dynex wireless g) and im supposed to encrypt it. what is that and how do i do it???
i bought it in best buy and they had offered to do it for us but i didnt want to (like 0 dollars just to do that!!!)
how can i do that myself???
Acer Aspire 14.1" Widescreen Notebook PC (3680-2682)
ACA AS36802682
• Intel Celeron M 440
• 80GB hard drive
• Plays DVDs and burns CDs • 512MB of DDR2 memory
• Built-in 802.11gb wireless
• Windows Vista Home Basic
Thin and light notebook: This Acer Aspire is a compact, value-priced notebook that delivers capable processing, energy-efficiency, and a light package that’s perfect for travel.
Celeron M processor: This notebook features a 1.86GHz Intel® Celeron® M 440 processor with standard 32-bit processing and exceptional reliability for everyday computing. This efficient, lower-voltage Celeron also enhances battery life.
This notebook features 512MB of advanced DDR2 system memory—enough to easily handle most computing tasks.
Data travels along the frontside bus. The faster data travels, the faster everything works. This notebook has a 533MHz frontside bus.
L2 caches keep data neat, organized, and nearby so processors can retrieve it quickly. This 1MB L2 cache will give the processor a little boost.
Hard drive: This notebook features an 80GB hard drive with enough space for most collections of software and multimedia .
Go wireless: Built-in 802.11gb wireless LAN gives you a fast connection to a wide range of networks and peripherals. Acer SignalUp™ technology generates an omni-directional signal sphere for superior signal reception and wider range, boosting your wireless connection with more stability and faster data transfer.
Combo drive: Use the DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive to play widescreen DVD movies or burn CDs to share your files, music mixes, photos and more.
Widescreen display: This 14.1” widescreen features 1280 x 800 pixel (WXGA) resolution, providing sharp detail and plenty of room for whatever you want to view.
Microsoft® Windows® Vista™ Home Basic: This is the operating system for homes with basic computing needs. It’s easy to set up, secure, reliable and compatible with the widest range of software, devices, and services. If you simply want to surf the Internet, correspond with friends or create basic documents, this will be perfect for you.
Graphics and audio: The built-in Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 and 224MB of shared system memory—drawn from main memory—can easily handle everyday games and video. Built-in stereo speakers with high-definition audio support will add to your multimedia experience.
Media card reader: Seamlessly transfer images from your digital camera, MP3 player or camcorder. This 5-in-1 reader is compatible with xD, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro and MultiMedia Card.
Get connected: One S-Video and four USB 2.0 ports let you connect all of your favorite peripherals. And the S/PDIF output supports digital speakers.
Software bundle:
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic
Acer Arcade™, GridVista™ and Launch Manager
Norton Internet Security™ (90-day trial)
Adobe® Reader®
NTI CD-Maker™
Price was: 9.99
You save: -0.00
You pay: 9.99
Mail-in rebate(s): -.00
final price 9.
is this a good deal? i’ll be going to college soon, and im looking a good reliable laptop.
