Category Archives: PC World

Writen by Cedric Dirose Hard drive data recovery is often a difficult, time consuming and arduous process, but when a hard drive fails these services can be a lifesaver. After all, think for a moment about all the items of … Continue reading →

Writen by Gregg Hall Many people are afraid to consider a wireless router because wireless routers are relatively new technology. But wireless routers can really simplify Internet access in your home, small business, or large company. With a regular Windows … Continue reading →

Writen by Sam Carlton The performance, capabilities and performance of laptop computers have for many years been lagging behind the desktop, but all that is changing. Today’s advanced laptop computers are noted as having equal capabilities as modern desktop PCs, … Continue reading →

Writen by Steve Jones The home printer is a wonderful thing. In a very short space of time we have gone from there being no home printers at all, to most homes having a printer capable of high quality documents, … Continue reading →

Writen by Phil Morettini Apple Computer–one of my favorite topics in Corporate & Marketing Strategy. This is a company that apparently is even more hardy than felines–they seem to have already used up more than 9 lives. Apple has so … Continue reading →

Writen by Willson Peterson The magic touch screens reduce mouse stress by letting your finger do the mousing. Here are a few examples of how touch input systems are being used today: Public Information Displays Information kiosks, tourism displays, trade … Continue reading →

Writen by D. David Dugan The world of computers is constantly changing. It is one of the only industries that is different from month to month. If you’re in the market for a new PC, there are continually new options … Continue reading →

Writen by Gary Hendricks So here’s a short list of essential tools you need to have when working on a PC. Remember to bring them along – you will most certainly have an easier time when working on that PC … Continue reading →

Writen by Sabir Rizvi There’s a widespread confusion among Cisco customers as to what the difference really is between Cisco approved memory modules and their third party counterparts. First of all, it should be clear to anyone interested in this … Continue reading →

Writen by Morgan Hamilton Some folks like a transparent computer case because they enjoy saying the inside of their computer and how all the gadgets work. It could be helpful in repairs or in technical learning, I suppose. Others I … Continue reading →