Ok, I was planning to use a webcam strapped to my shoulder, and a laptop in my backpack so i could video everything that happens during my day (the reason I am using a laptop is so I don’t have to keep changing memory cards - that way i am only limited to the size of the HDD). Unfortunately when testing it with my friend’s eyetoy webcam, walking around caused the video to stop while the camera readjusted itself. Has anyone tried something like this with a camera strapped to them or does anyone know of any camera that will connect to a computer that will produce decent video when I am walking around. I know that the new Oregon Scientific ATC-3K has the ability to be used as a webcam, and I have an ATC-2K which produces alright video.
This video shows the SurfShelf (exercise machine laptop shelf) strength test. We loaded it up with weights and show how it can hold over 50 pounds. You can trust it to hold your laptop for sure! … treadmill laptop computer desk shelf holder mount connect attach secure tray exercise machine workout fitness stationary
What is the cheapest way/place to buy an HP tablet notebook? Will better offers arise in the future?
I’m looking at the TX2510us or a modified version. Currently HP is offering a 400 dollar off coupon off purchases over 1300. However, I know that HP has offered 500 dolllar off coupons in the past. How often fo these 500 off coupons appear and is it worth it to go for the current 400 off coupon or wait for a better coupon?
I have a notebook computer that has nothing on it but VGA out, in terms of video out capabilities (not even S-Video). I also don’t know any of the capabilities of the graphics card, and so I don’t know whether or not it can output a ‘TV signal’. What is the cheapest way to allow me to view my computer screen on a TV using either Component or HDMI (preferabally Component) ?
A non-ruggedized Samsung SSD is dropped off of a 3-story building, plugged into a laptop and boots with no problems at all. www.slashgear.com … slashgear samsung ssd solid-state drop test rugged laptop computer hard-drive
This is a review of the Asus EeePC 901 with windows XP … “eeepc 901″ netbook laptop computer review asus
Dan takes a look at the very smooth, very reasonably priced 13.3″, 14.4″ and 15.6″ laptop range from Acer. All start at just £579 … “acer timeline” laptop “computer review” notebook acer
Where in the U.S. would you get this computer the cheapest? Its an Apple Mac Notebook. 13.3 in display.Color white (white is cheaper than the black color). 120GB Hard drive.I saw it on Best Buys website and have not searched more than that.I thought someone may know if they have bought one recently or they are knowlegable about Mac’s .Im researching for a friend. She needs a Mac. Not just the cheapest notebook out there.
In times of economic uncertainty…….. Introducing Macbook Cardboard - The Worlds Cheapest Notebook. Kris Schackman and David Deery’s Commercial Parody for the non-existing Macbook Cardboard - The Worlds Cheapest Notebook.
For some reason, my laptop battery suddenly stopped working.
The only thing that I could think of that may have initiated this is that I put my laptop in my backpack (turned completely off) for about an hour. It was in a laptop cover, and there wasn’t any room in the bag for it to move, so its almost impossible for that to have done anything (the only other thing in the bag was clothes.
When the battery is in, the battery icon says plugged in, not charging. The laptop is only about 9-10 months old. Also, I know that the problem is the battery and not the AC adapter. it is 90% charged, and yesterday, when I unplugged the adapter to move the laptop, it just shut off. I’ve tried taking out and putting the battery back in, both while the computer is off an on, but no luck.
An interesting note I might add.
I bought the computer 10 months ago, (I remember it was on black friday in november, no doubt). When I called Lenovo customer service (its a lenovo 3000 n100 laptop), they said my warranty expired yesterday!!!!! That makes no fucking sense to me. How can my warranty expire after 10 months. According to them, I bought it on september 26, 2007, so I know they’re full of BS.
Plus, according to this site I found online:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovolndocid=MIGR-69671
My laptop battery should be covered for upto 18 months after warranty start date, because this battery has been known to cause problems (and yes, I checked all the numbers and all).