Choosing the right computer is critical for the college-bound (East Valley Tribune)
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Choosing the right computer is critical for the college-bound (East Valley Tribune)
More than 7,000 freshmen will be arriving for the start of fall classes at Arizona State University's Tempe campus this week - and thousands more at other ASU facilities and colleges in the Valley.
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Planar Adds Three New Widescreen LCD Monitors to Award-Winning Desktop Flat-Panel Monitor Line (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
BEAVERTON, Ore.----Planar Systems, Inc. , a worldwide leader in specialty display solutions, today announced the addition of three widescreen LCD desktop monitors to its award-winning PX product line.
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Are Extended Warranties Worth The Money? (CBS News)
Ray Martin reviews the new types of extended warranties and tells you whether they're worth considering the next time you buy a large appliance, or even a small one.
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Plugged In: Tips for a college student's computer (The Sacramento Bee)
If preparing for the first year of college wasn't confusing enough, many students have to cope with buying a new computer to take to campus.
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MIKE WENDLAND: Computers become college essentials (Detroit Free Press)
For thousands of college-bound students and their bill-paying parents, the start of the new academic year means one more major expense: a notebook computer.
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Cnet's back-to-school tech gift guide (San Francisco Chronicle)
Desktop computers Budget pick: eMachines T5230 Cnet rating: 7.8 out of 10 (very good) The good: Overachieving performance for a $500 PC; $50 mail-in rebate; attractive-enough looks. The bad: Competing systems have more robust...
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Most recent posts (MacOPINION)
No The Road Warrior Mailbag this week because there were no reader questions or comments. It's high summer, August is nearly half-over, and the outdoors beckons. I've been sneaking off to the beach myself.
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HP Compaq 6910p (CNET)
Small businesses on tight budgets take note: The HP Compaq 6910p laptop offers enterprise-level features and decent performance at a price that's lower than the competition.
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HP Pavilion HDX (CNET)
HP's massive 20-inch Pavilion HDX is a glorious example of conspicuous consumption--overpriced, overpowered, and overwhelmingly cool.
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Consumers frown on extended warranties (The Record)
This year, Americans will spend an estimated $6 billion on extended warranties for electronic goods. But as consumers' comfort level with technology grows -- and as they've wised to the often-crass economics of such plans -- the popularity of warranties is showing signs of waning.
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Choosing the right computer is critical for the college-bound (East Valley Tribune)
Who is behind the warranty that you're considering? An extended auto warranty may be backed by an independent warranty company (these are known as aftermarket warranties) or by the covered vehicle's manufacturer. Knowing who will be underwriting your policy can give you insight into the strengths and weaknesses of the contract you're considering. Manufacturer-backed warranties score very highly when it comes to ease of use. However, aftermarket warranties are often cheaper. (If you opt to purchase an aftermarket warranty, take a look at how the company's financial strength has been rated by A.M. Best and/or Standard & Poor's; this will give you an indication as to its ability to pay your claim. Your safest bet is to choose a company that has a minimum "A" rating with Standard & Poor's, and/or a minimum "A" or "A-" rating with A.M. Best.)
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