(1) Before you buy a computer you need to decide what your needs are. The first decision is whether you want to buy a Desktop Computer or a Notebook Computer . If you've already decided on getting a notebook...
Liquidation.com is, as its name implies, a reseller of new, used, returned, damaged-salvaged or refurbished goods for its retail clients. FOR ITS RETAIL CLIENTS!!! Headquartered in Washington D.C. it's one of...
First, and most importantly, your laptop brand does not have a specific hard drive that is *supposed* to go in it(unless you have a toshiba laptop, but that still doesnt matter).What you need to find out is...
Looking to buy or sell or fix your Powerbook G4, confused about words like Titanium, Aluminum, VGA or DVI, screen size, hinge problems. Titanium Series Powerbook G4 Aluminum Series Powerbook G4 This guide will...
This is a "quick" guide to help ebayers find out which Apple Airport Card is needed for which Apple Macintosh Computer or Laptop. This guide is designed to help match the correct Apple Airport card with...
As with most things regarding replacement parts for Apple's Titanium PowerBook computers, looks can be deceiving. While it appears that all Titanium PowerBook displays are alike, this is not true. Apple...
This review is written from the perspective of a laptop technician. If you want to know what an industry professional thinks of this laptop then read on. PRO's: The Dell C600 was the model that made Dell...
This review is written from the perspective of a laptop technician. If you are interested in what a professional in the industry thinks then read this review. Recommended for potential buyers! PRO's: The Dell...
Here is another useful guide that I would like to share with everyone for Apple Powerbook G3 Lombard and Pismos (this also works with the early G4's).Originally Apple Lombards and Pismos only had one option...
It's pretty common for people to upgrade their desktop computers. They are built to be opened up and have parts switched out. But laptops are much scarier. For one, they are, byte for byte and hertz for hertz,...