ThinkPad’s Quad-Core Laptop Line Makes Digital Content Creators Smile
If you work in graphics or digital photography you may be a little more excited than most about ThinkPad’s new Quad Core laptops. With solid graphics and data crunching capabilities, the notebook includes the ThinkPad W500, and offers three optional hard drives, boasting capacities of 320G bytes apiece, plug into different slots to bring the storage capacity close to 1T byte. The W700 is powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core mobile processor that runs at a frequency of 2.53GHz and includes 12M bytes of L2 cache. It supports up to 8G bytes of RAM.
The laptop comes with a 17-inch screen that displays video at a 1920-by-1200 pixel resolution, higher than a high-definition display of 1920 by 1080 pixels and comes with an Nvidia Quadro FX graphics card. An optional digitizer and color calibrator is also available and is useful in photo optimizing for printing.
Prices start at US$2,980
It is like out of a James Bond movie, a wireless SD card that sends your pictures to your computer at home! It’s much faster than emailing pictures from your cell phone. All Eye-Fi Cards come with everything needed to set up and connect to your home Wi-Fi network, then insert the card into your digital camera and start capturing memories. It stores pictures like a regular SD card and as soon as you come into your wireless network your camera automatically downloads your pictures onto your computer at home.
Millions of people use the Google search engine every day. They search the web for recipes, musicians, actors and even the migration pattern of the Alaskan Caribou; but now the web world’s favorite search engine is launching a new web browser.
Do you ever look at the spec sheet or the side of an LCD box you are looking to purchase and see nothing but a bunch of gibberish? We take a look at the LCD Technology and show you what's important, what's nothing but hype, and what exactly all those specs and numbers on the box mean.
We've all been there, your brand new laptop starts running slow or stops working, your computer equipment begins to have problems and you need to fix it fast. You call Tech "Support" that's anything but. You waste hours and hours of time on the phone going through a tedious process that was designed to keep the labor cost down of a giant company rather than to help you solve your technical problem. 
I would guarantee that everyone in the sales and service business has had this happen to them. You spend hours with your client, going over their business, their current infrastructure, their immediate needs and their future needs.
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