Computers Archive
When manufacturers create a laptop, they design it to appeal to as broad an audience as possible. This only makes sense. They want to maximize their sales, without creating hundreds of niche laptop models. And generally speaking, they do a good job. There are big laptops, beloved by content creators the world over. There are compact business laptops, designed for people who don’t want to …
If you’re a visual artist, creating digital work can feel unnatural. Think of how you’d normally do a drawing, or paint a picture. You’d sit over a notebook, or behind an easel, and use a pencil or paintbrush to create your artwork. Now think about how you interact with popular software like Adobe Photoshop. If you’re like most people, you probably use a mouse and …
If you have a desktop computer, you might connect a lot of accessories. A second or third monitor, an external hard drive, a media controller, or an external audio input. That’s one of the nice things about a desktop; there are plenty of ways to plug in. Not so with a laptop. Sure, you might have a handful of USB ports. But that’s a far …
If you’re managing a fleet of computers, you might find that you’re copying the same data a lot. For example, you might have a standard image for hundreds of employees or students. In that case, installing via disc is a complicated, time-consuming process. Much better just to duplicate the same hard drive. Duplication, often called cloning, is the process of directly copying an entire drive …
Whether you’re opening a new store or upgrading an old one, it’s easy to overlook your receipt printer. It’s one of those things you only think about when you need one. Otherwise it does its job, day in and day out, without you giving it a lot of consideration. But what is it that makes one receipt printer better than another? To begin with, any …
