Sep 29, 2006 | computers, Dell, hardware
Here’s a complimentary review of the new Dell Latitude D420 – a full-featured laptop with the sturdy feel of the other Dell Latitude models, but weighing less than four pounds. It’s got a 12.1 inch widescreen and a full-size keyboard, but the CD/DVD...
Sep 6, 2006 | computers, hardware
Dell is aggressively updating its models with the new Intel Core 2 Duo chips. Many of the Latitude, Inspiron, and XPS notebooks now have Core 2 Duo processors either exclusively or on many models. The desktops aren’t far behind. Here’s a review of an...
Jul 4, 2006 | computers, file_sharing, web_services
Here’s an article that might describe the future of computing. Or not, but that’s the fun of trying to guess what lies ahead.The article imagines a rich suite of programs that can run in a browser and access files stored on a central server, regardless of...
Jul 1, 2006 | computers, hardware
It’s hard to keep up, isn’t it? Here’s three things to consider for new computer purchases. You should get at least 1 Gb of memory, regardless of anything else. It’s the new minimum for a home or office computer. Trust me. Don’t hesitate...
Jun 15, 2006 | broadband, computers, laptops, mobile
When Lenovo took over IBM’s Thinkpad line of notebooks, there was some concern that the line might be changed and the quality might suffer. All the reviews are good so far, and the new ultraportable Thinkpad X60 is getting rave reviews. Here’s PC Magazine...
Jun 2, 2006 | computers, Dell
Dell’s image has been slipping. Tech support has been rocky for more than a few of my clients (and abysmal for computers purchased from Dell’s Home division, which outsources support to India). Its sales division for parts and small items is a nightmare....
