|
|
|
||||||
|
|
Tomorrow's Technology for Today Needs |
||||||
|
September
2006 |
Volume1,
Number 1 |
||||||
|
In this Edition: · Company · Buying a Laptop Notebook
of
the Year Toshiba Tecra Contact
Us 512-795-1271 |
Who we are:We are a Technology Provider in the areas of Information Technology (IT), Audio/Video and Document Management. We focus in serving the needs for businesses, Churches, Universities and Government. We are a HUB certified company. Computers y Algo Más has established a
close relationship with the five largest technology distributors in the Computers y Algo Mas offers a catalog with
more than 500,000 products listed: LCD and DLP projectors, laptop
computers, flat panel displays, printers, copy, machines, fax machines,
scanners and other computer equipment.
The products belong to a group of more than 1800 companies with
brand names recognized in the market like: Toshiba, Sony, Hewlett-Packard,
Compaq, Proxima, Infocus, CTX, ViewSonic, Sharp, Philips, 3M, Brother,
NEC, Panasonic among others. Buying a Laptop
Second,
consider the warranty. Standard warranty is one year. However,
the product life could be up to three years. A great number of business
laptops already come with three years of warranty. Since the average
laptop repair cost more than $500 dollars we recommend to buy the
three year warranty extension Third, consider the use and capacity you need according
to the use you will give to the notebook. The general thought is focus on
big hard drive or high speed processor. The application you will give to
the equipment determines the capacity you really need. For frequent travelers, who need long life batery, the
recommended is Pentium M processor, 60GB for the hard drive, and 1GB SRAM.
Also consider a smaller screen between 12-14 inches. For a art graphics
professional who requires capacity and performance the recommended will be
a notebook with Dual Core, 2 GB SRAM memory, 120GB hard drive and a video
card of preferably 256MB (128MB min). Of course, all this characteristics will depend on the
application. A DVD writer is optional; the majority of people does
not edit or save big amounts of information. The DVD writer is still
considered by electronic companies as a luxury capacity, price is still
affected by its presence in the system. For the next year this module will
be considered as basic and price won’t be affected as much.
|
||||||