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How to Buy a New Computer

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I figured someone was looking to buy a new computer, but just wasn't quite sure how to go about doing so. Now, sure, you could run to the local Best Buy and grab the cheapest thing you see, and it'd probably do a good enough job for some time, ... more »

How to Buy a PCI Graphics Card

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Graphics cards are integrated circuit cards attached to the motherboard of your computer. These cards use binary information to form visuals on the monitor. One of the most basic forms of graphics cards, the PCI (Peripheral Component ... more »

How to Buy a Toshiba Computer

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Toshiba is a name that's synonymous with laptops, so if you're in the market for a new one, you've come to the right place. Knowing how to buy a Toshiba computer can save you a lot of time and money, so keep reading to find out some tips for ... more »

How to Buy a Used Computer

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Purchasing a computer is a big decision in many households, but buying a new computer isn't the only option. A used computer can usually be purchased instead of a new one in almost all instances. Just follow certain guidelines and tips... more »

How to Buy an Acer Computer

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An Acer computer can be a great choice for a consumer or business looking to purchase a new computer. While Acer used to be considered the budget brand of computers, they have recently started selling higher-end computers as well. Now, it is easy ... more »

How to Buy an HP Computer

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If you're in the market to buy a computer and you've decided to go with HP, you probably have a few questions about where to get started. Luckily, the website is easy to use and you can have your computer ordered within a matter of minutes if you ... more »

How to Buy an IBM Computer

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Buying a computer is a big purchase. You should do your research before buying an IBM computer. Take the time to evaluate what your needs are and compare those against the product offerings from IBM. Follow these simple steps to be on your way to ... more »

How to Buy an Intel Computer

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Intel processors are a popular type of processor that many computers use as their "brains." Take the time to determine what type of processor you need. Then figure out what Intel computer is right for you. Use the steps below to help you buy an ... more »

How to Care for Computer Accessories

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A computer isn't much fun without all of the accessories that go with it. They can be expensive, and you want them to last as long as possible. There are things you can do to protect your computer accessories so they'll serve you well and be ... more »

How to Change the Computer's Warning Beep

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Windows enables you to specify which sound is played in a variety of situations, such as when an error occurs or when you empty the Recycle Bin. Have a little fun by choosing from a variety of sounds and sound schemes. These instructions are for ... more »

How to cheat all online games.

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How to Choose the Right Computer

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No matter what decision you make when you choose a new computer, make sure you choose the right one for you. When you know there are certain things to look for in any model machine, the mystery surrounding a computer purchase disappears. Here are ... more »

How to Comparison Shop for a PC Online

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When it comes to shopping, online comparison shopping is definitely the way of the future. Web sites such as PriceGrabber, Froogle, BizRate and MySimon offer user-friendly comparison shopping services that can help you find what you’re looking ... more »

How to Connect a Parallel Zip Drive to Someone Else's Computer

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You can connect an external parallel-port Zip drive to any PC that's running Windows 95 or 98. You can copy files to or from Zip disks... more »

How to Connect a SCSI Zip Drive to a PC

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A SCSI Zip drive is faster than any other Zip drive. Windows 95 or 98 should automatically recognize a SCSI card and devices connected to it... more »

How to Connect an Ipod Shuffle to a PC

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When you want a steady flow of music to get you though the day, the iPod shuffle is perfect. It has a long battery life and a 1 GB hard drive, giving it the ability to hold up to 240 songs and 12 hours of listening pleasure. Read on to learn how ... more »

How to Create a Favicon.ico

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A favicon.ico file, also known as a favorite icon file or bookmark icon, displays as a 16 by 16 pixel image in the browser's address bar once a visitor has bookmarked your website. You can create favicon images for your websites by following ... more »

How to Deal With Antimony When Recycling Electronics

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Antimony is a trace element used in several components of electronic equipment. You'll find it in cathode ray tubes in old monitors (CRTs), printed circuit boards and as a fire retardant in electronic cable coatings. At the present rate of use, ... more »

How to Deal With Arsenic When Recycling Electronics

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Arsenic, not produced in the U.S. since 1985, remains a threat to the environment due to, among other things, its continued use in electronic components imported each year. The major threat appears to be from leaching into ground water from ... more »

How to Deal With Cadmium When Recycling Electronics

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Cadmium is a component in long life rechargeable batteries for electronic equipment, such as cell phones and laptop computers. It is extremely hazardous and even exposure to trace quantities can lead to serious health problems. Once in the ground ... more »

How to Deal With Chromium When Recycling Electronics

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Electronics manufacturers use hexavalent chromium as a plating material to inhibit corrosion of electronic parts, fasteners and sheet metal. In its trivalent form, chromium is an essential trace element in the human body and required for good ... more »

How to Deal With Cobalt When Recycling Electronics

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A lithium-ion rechargeable battery powers most mobile devices, such as PDAs, laptops and cell phones. It takes special processing and treatment to recycle such devices to avoid releasing hazardous waste materials, like cobalt... more »

How to Deal With Lead When Recycling Electronics

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Electronic gadgets, such as cell phones, calculators and computers often make life easier. People are able to stay in touch and organize their personal and work schedules which results in productivity. However, most of these items become obsolete ... more »

How to Deal With Mercury When Recycling Electronics

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Mercury is a highly toxic metal used in many electronic components, especially flat panel computer monitors and televisions. Mercury is so toxic that if just 1/70 of a teaspoon leaches from a landfill into a 20-acre lake, it will make all the ... more »

How to Deal With PCBs When Recycling Electronics

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Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are integral components of many electronic devices, typically composed of a dry film laminated onto copper foil with a fiberglass base. Manufacturers usually install them as plug in parts, so when they burn out or ... more »

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