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The New iPad has come out and Android 4.0 tablets are starting to hit the market now. So, with all these changes, find out which of the tablets I think are best for various uses and budgets.
If you are buying a desktop PC system, then you also need a monitor to go with it. When shopping for a screen, you will probably come across terms like contrast ratios, response times and viewing angles. What do all these terms mean? Find out more in my technology buying guide about computer LCD monitors to help you get the right display for your PC.
Sony is one of the biggest names in consumer electronics and over the past ten years they have grown into a big name for personal computers. While their desktop computer lines never did very well, they are now one of the best selling notebook computer companies on the market. The problem is that most consumer electronics are known for toss and replace when they break but it is not that easy with a personal computer. This week I take a look at what options Sony offers to their PC customers for product problems.
Included in the profile I list the various avenues that users have for support, some published ratings of the their product support, tips and advice. In addition, I'm posting a survey below and in the profile asking users for their opinion of Sony. If you have used their support and would like to let others know of their experiences for better or worse, please feel free to share your experience.
How would you rate Sony's support?
Since most people who buy a computer these days tend to get a laptop, they don't necessarily have to deal with speakers. If you are buying a desktop system, you are going to find that they don't come with speakers included anymore unless it is an all-in-one. Even with the speakers built into the laptops and all-in-ones, quality is not necessarily going to be tops. Because of this, many computer buyers are likely going to need to also purchase a set of PC speakers. For today's article, I look at some of the speaker options available to consumers and what features to look for depending upon how your PC might be used with audio.
The majority of computer users today rely on laptops which include speakers. Most all-in-one style desktops also include speakers built into the display. The problem is that many of these internal computer speakers lack much in terms of fidelity or volume. For an improved audio experience, it is generally best to hook up a set of external speakers to the computer. They could be a simple set of headphones, stereo speakers or a complex surround sound setup. Today's audio article takes a look at the various means available to connect a standard PC up to external speakers.
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