Archive for the ‘Computers’ Category

There are lots of USB flash drives on the market but not many of them can match the Corsair Voyager USB drives for the sheer speed, reliability and toughness that they offer. The 8GB Flash Voyager is a perfect example of this. You’re not going to get a sad piece of plastic when you’re dealing with Corsair – you’ll get a rugged, fast drive that makes transporting all your mp3s, digital camera pics, videos and other files around without having to worry – they’re in safe hands.

How safe? Try running over your Corsair flash drive in your SUV. Or baking it. Or boiling it. Or washing it with your clothes. It’ll keep on ticking even after a kicking. These drives are designed to take punishment. It’s what they do best (besides transfer data really, really quickly).

Read more about Corsair Voyager USB flash drives.

Despite all of the media attention paid to antivirus software, people still have the “It can’t happen to me.” mentality. They laugh off warnings to protect their computers and say that they are working just fine. They think that because they never actually initiate a file download or send and receive files with friends, they are safe. A few months go by and suddenly they can’t get their computers to boot up forever and then when they finally do start, they plod along at a snail’s pace.

The major OEM brands tend to dominate the computer ink and inkjet market with HP, Epson, Canon and Lexmark taking the largest share of the profits in this market. These sales are built purely on the company name and not necessarily on the actual value of the product; but this is true of so many markets today.

You all know how frustrating it can be to find exactly what you’re looking for online for your printer. The right cartridge or ink refill for your particular model or maybe even just computer paper. It can be so very confusing finding companies worth dealing with. Inkjetables.com wants to relieve you of the headache of finding reliable inket printer supplies by providing this online resource for all your inkjet needs.

The biggest mistake made by 90% of first time office computer buyers is listening to the sales person in their local computer store. Does that seem harsh? Well considering that many of them do their best to confuse you with techno babble in the hope of making an easy sale it does seem a fair comment. I also have a background in IT retail management so I can speak from experience here too.

Source: http://www.homeofficebuddy.com

So what is the best home office or small office printer? It’s going to depend on what you *need*. The vast majority of home officers are going to do quite well with a mid-range HP, Lexmark, Epson or Canon inkjet printer. This will produce professional text and graphical output without putting a dent in your bank account and still allow you to present a professional image to your customers.