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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Gateway Release The 2011 NV and ID Series Laptops Review

Gateway Release The 2011 NV and ID Series Laptops Review

Gateway introduced the new NV and ID notebook series with the latest processors by Intel and AMD. The redesigned Gateway NV has 15.6 inch screen with matte chassis and a subtle geometric or digital wave pattern and the latest Intel Core “Sandy Bridge” processors in the NV57 and AMD Fusion Llano APUs in the N55 series.

While the aluminum-cladded ID47 has a 14-inch display packed into a 13.3-incher’s chassis, which results in a a screen with a very thin bezel. It comes in Infinity “Blue Liquid” or “Brushed Platinum” design and with Sandy Bridge.

That two series provide up to 4 and 8 hours of battery life, while the Gateway NV Series provides up to 4 hours of battery life.The laptops have USB 3.0 and HDMI ports and 1366×768 screen resolution.

The latest NV starts at $529, while the ID has a base price of $699, both with immediate availability.

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Monday, May 20, 2013

cleaning the vents on the laptop

reduce noise and clean the cooling fan on the laptop,  is part of the treatment laptop that should be done routinely, to reduce noise on the cooling fan you can clean it up through the vents that are usually found on the back of your laptop, to be able to clean it you have to use special cleaners to laptop that you can buy in a store that sells cleaning laptops



by cleaning the dust on your laptop ventilation, will reduce noise and reduce the heat your laptop, because with a clean, dust that blocks automatic vent would be wasted, see picture below to clean the dust on the vents of your laptop, and reduce noise on a laptop cooling fan



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Friday, May 17, 2013

Saving The Usage Of Laptop Battery



*** If the computer is not used for an extended period, put it in standby mode or standby. Standby mode will ensure the current data stored in RAM with minimal power consumption.

*** Adding temporary memory or RAM your computer will save battery power because it will reduce dependence on the operating system virtual memory swap on your hard disk.

*** Set the brightness of your LCD screen as low as possible but comfortable on your eyes. Getting brighter display screen, the more battery power is used.

*** Avoid charging the battery and at the same time operate the computer using your AC adapter. As far as possible, charge the computer when not in use. This allows the power supply can be channeled properly without interruption.

Occasionally *** clean the battery connections (golden colored) to ensure it is free of dust. You can use some alcohol and wipe with a cloth to clean the battery.

Deactivate *** function or feature is not used on your laptop. For example, remove the optical disc (CD / DVD) from the drivers when not in use. CD / DVD drive will attempt to read the media in it and it uses more battery power.

Disconnect the cable *** additional hardware such as printers, scanners or other digital gadgets from your computer because it will consume power even when not in use.

*** Stop auto search wifi and bluetooth when not needed. If you do not use it at all, turn off all these functions and thus you can make more power savings.

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