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I'm looking for the best monitor I can get for $300. I have an emachines m6805 with a radeon 9600 and VGA out. I'm looking for something I can watch movies with. My laptop display is getting run down with smudges of dead pixels and I don't want to buy a new laptop yet.
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last year my drive stopped working completely and i had to buy a new one.
last month my hard drive failed completely.
make sure you have backups of the important stuff.
spending $4000 on a laptop is foolish, but so is joining the military and fighting for "your country".
$2000 is good enough, tell him to use the other $2000 to do something nice with someone he loves (mother, girlfriend, kids) before he dies a meaningless death.
my pseudo-gf just got one. it's a good package for the price, i don't think you will be disappointed. personally i think i'm going to go for a tablet for my next machine, something like the hp tc1100.
I have bad luck with external enclosures, they never last more than 6 months before i have to buy a new one. Can anyone recommend a good quality 3.5" external enclosure?
Thanks
hp has a really cool tablet that has a detachable keyboard (comes with it) so you can either have it as a convertible or even save more weight/space and take off the keyboard. it's an ultraportable.
ibm also has a tablet convertible that's getting good reviews. also LG, if you can get one.
How do I reformat a corrupt external hard drive if all i have is a notebook? (no way to hook up through IDE, only USB)?
Windows just chokes when i plug the drive in. I've tried in safe mode as well.