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I'm a high school senior and I want to get a laptop. Right now I have a regular (desktop) computer and, along with my printer, it takes up all of the space on my desk. If I get a laptop, I'll have more space on my desk to do homework. That really is my main reason. I asked my parents and they said sure, except that they had heard that some colleges require certain computers. They think I should wait until I go to college to get a laptop. I've never heard of this. Is it true? Do different colleges require different computers? Thanks. :)
yes colege should have fast computers.
I've never heard of such thing. Colleges don't care about the computer you use so long as you get your papers to them typed and with a legible, standard font. Most computers have the exact same capabilities so there's not really a reason for them to pick and choose.
Usually desktop computers are placed on larger computer desks and that might be part of the problem. But you should wait until college, when laptops are a necessity and become more crucial. that way you will be able to get the latest technology at a time when you need it most. and no I have never heard of colleges requiring a particular type of computer except perhaps for certain majors, such as business or computer science or certain types of engineering. wait until college definitely, though. it's more important then.
I have never heard of this. My experience has been that college is full of situations where you will be expected to have a computer, but not any specific kind. I got through my first year with an old mac laptop and the rest with a desktop running windows, and neither way was really a problem.
Some colleges make recommendations on brands or types of computers. They also have special deals and sell the types they recommend at a student discount. That being said, some colleges, like art schools, strongly recommend Macs, some business schools recommend Windows. Check with the colleges you may be applying to.
College may require certain types of software, but not usually certain types of computers. You may also be able to get a discount as a student---some schools have deals with certain companies. Wait until you know where you plan to go -- then ask the school. And wait for a sale.
i have a modem of bsnl broadband now i m running the broad band in to two computers but i m depend on server for connect the net in the 2nd commputer my setting is%26gt;
server setting
1. ethernet cable is connect in the computer from the modem
internet protocol setting is automatic
2. 2nd cable is connect in the computer from the switch(LAN)
internet protocol setting is define
in second computer connect with the switch(LAN)
internet protocol setting is automatic
My Question is
how can i connect the net in second computer without open the server (without depend on server)
what will be setting
( i have a usb cable(port) %26 ethernet cable (port) in the modem)
You need a router!
I agree with the guy above, you need to get a router.
Hi,
You may required Networking Switch to split the your network. No need to disturb the line wire, what you need to do is, the wire plug that connected to the computer's ethernet card now need to pulg, to the Switch(Network spliter), and from Switch you can connect to your two computers.
While buying the Switch you need to check its capacity of spliter, you need to pre-plan if you required to connect the internet for more computers(2+)
I'm north-east of Dallas and I'm looking to dump and/or donate old computer monitors, computers, scanners, zip drives, old television sets, etc. I know that it's certainly not environmentally conscience to simply dump these into the city dump, and most of them still work.
Is there a good place in Plano/Richardson/McKinney/Frisco to donate these parts? Also, I have a large television that is over 20 years old, not sure if it still works. Is there a service that would come get it from my house?
Any thrift store such as Salvation Army or Goodwill will take them off your hands, and pick them up. Or call a women's or children's shelter, maybe they would like to have them for the clients to use for homework help or job searches. Don't forget to get a donation receipt.
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Ok so I have a problem. I want to hook up one DV Camera, by firewire, to two computers, so the computers will be doing different things to the camera...so it will be like one computer has one program open and the other has another, but they both have access to the camera, i dont know if it is possible but if you have any idea how this would work, maybe with a firewire hub or something please let me know
The camera can only perform one action at a time. Even if you split the FireWire connection, DV cameras use a tape. To tell the tape to rewind and fast forward at the same time would...not work. Just be patient and do one at a time.
I have a high speed router and two computers running off of it. I know that there's a way of getting them to be able to transfer files through the router at the router's top speed and just bypassing the internet connection but I haven't figured out a full-proof strategy. When I use yahoo messenger, it works sometimes. But only maybe 1/4 times. Is there some program I can get somewhere that's made to transfer files from computer to computer along the same network?
Hmm. A little hard to answer concisely. I'm assuming that you are running Windows. You need to set up file sharing on both computers. Run the Network Setup Wizard on both machines. Then select some folder, say My Documents, and enable it for sharing by right clicking, selecting Properties and going to the sharing tab. You can make a folder read-only or read-write depending on your desires/needs. Do this on both computers.
Then you can use "My Network Places" to find one machine from the other. At that point you just drag-n-drop files between the two machines.
I know this is kinda sketchy. You should try searching on this YahooAnswers site for answers on setting up home networks. I know I've seen this question exhaustively answered.
Is there any specific applications that help protect the environment?
What aspects of computers causes environmental problems?
What do environmentalist think of computers?
Scientists use computer for pretty much everything nowadays. Even environmentalists and conservationists. They can make computer models to predict deforestation and even habitat restoration based off of existing data.
The part of computers that is an environmental problem is when they are discarded and fill up landfills. They also tend to use a lot of power which then indirectly feeds the need for coal burning power plants to power them. This is however, a rather obscure connection.
Environmentalists love computers. I know I do.
