A video and picture guide to upgrading the memory in the Dell Mini 10v from 1GB to 2GB. Basically, there is no easy access memory door, so you have to dismantle the entire laptop to get to the underside of the mother board. All you need are some mini screw drivers and patience!
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Need your parents to send you some cash? Do you pay the rent and have your roommates pay you back their share? Oh perhaps a friend/family member just simply owes you money but just don’t want to have to deal with receiving and depositing a check? Well, you can now (at least, as of
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Acer’s Aspire One 10 is cheap, lightweight, and well built but suffers from lower than average battery life, small size keyboard, and no bluetooth. Continue on for more!
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What is Google Voice? Now that they’re starting to fulfill invites, many people may not quite know what it is — read more to find out!
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If the Lenovo Ideapad S10 is the male, the new S10-2 would be the sleek and slender female – it’s made from (mostly) the same parts but with a different exterior. The S10-2 was redesigned from the S10 to have a glossy screen and lid, more defined curved edges, 4mm thinner, 5.5oz lighter, and larger
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Do you live in an apartment and have speakers hanging on the wall with wires dangling down from them? Try this trick – use plain, off white masking tape to hide them (or at least mask them). Of the four different apartments I’ve lived in, every one of them has had off white walls.
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The Dell Studio XPS 13 is quite the mash up of power, portability, aesthetics, and features. This 13†laptop is packed with a current generation Intel P8600 processor, NVIDIA hybrid SLI graphics, “edge-to-edge†slim LED screen, and finally a Dell keyboard finally worthy of being typed on. Summary in a sentence? All around power in
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With all the netbook hype these days, and the fact that I’ve always wanted to try one, I decided to check out the Redfly C8 “mobile companionâ€. The Redfly C8 is a niche product designed primarily for the business traveler looking for crazy battery life and basic word processing, email, and web access to compliment
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As one of Dell’s newer additions to the Latitude family, the E4200 is a welcome edition to the realm of ultra portable notebooks. Until recently, if you needed the small form factor of an ultra portable, you had to sacrifice performance, but no longer with the E4200. While this not to say that E4200 offers
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Just like the keyboard bulge on the Dell XPS M1330, I recently bought a (refurbished) Dell Studio 15 to find that it suffers from the same bulge/flex issue. Just like the M1330, it has to do with the WiFi cable not sitting in it’s ‘designated groove’ in the chassis. What you need to do to
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