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Desktop all in one computers are machines that combine the screen and computer hardware into a single device. These computers are soon becoming the craze all over the world because they take less space and are perfect for urban apartments where space is less. Like laptops, All-in-One desktop computers are characterized by a comparative lack of upgrade-ability or hardware customization, as internal hardware is often placed in the back of the visual display unit.

There are differences between the capabilities of an all-in-one computer with a touchscreen and one without it. A touchscreen lets you interact directly with the content of the computer using on-screen finger swipes rather than a mouse and keyboard. Touchscreen computers suit retail and hospitality settings. Unfortunately there are not many applications compatible with the touchscreen, so it might not prove useful in all situations, but fortunately the touch input only costs you $100 more to add.

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Question:

where can u find a cheap gaming computer?

I want a computer under 500 that can run Starcraft 2, but all computers that can are like 600+!!!

HELP!

Best answer:

Answer by Herbert
Staples has old computers you can recycle®

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Question:

My ipod was partially submerged in water. Now it won’t work. (read details for more info on my situation)?

My ipod (1st generation ipod touch 8GB) was partially submerged in water. At first is still worked but wouldn’t light up. Then the screen started flickering and blanking. Then the touch screen stopped working. Now it won’t work at all. I can’t find my water strip. I tried restarting my ipod and letting it dry out on its own. What should I do? Is it possible to have it fixed? I can’t afford another one and don’t want to be without an ipod.

Best answer:

Answer by Brandon J
you should have let it dry out before trying to turn it on, your battery is probably dead now, you would have to have it replaced, it could be much worse tho, if it got to some other vital part it will never work again.

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Dell ST2220t Doing “Stuff” on Windows 7. Various Touch Apps, Browsers, Games, TV, Road Maps, Surfing Planet Earth, Email, Utilities, Music, Pictures, Video, etc. Powered by HP Probook 4530s laptop with slow Caribbean Internet.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

this is a just quick demo of my carputer. i used a linear actuator to motorize the touchscreen monitor so that it goes up and down with the car’s ignition signal. i’m using RoadRunner with a customized version of Proximo’s CF style skin. features include: music, video, dvd, GPS navigation, weather, and internet. Front End: Road Runner Operating System: Windows XP Professional Motherboard: Compaq Presario 2710US Notebook PC Processor: 1.13GHz Intel Pentium III Memory: 512MB SDRAM Hard Drive #1: 40GB Samsung 2.5″ Hard Drive Power Supply: Carnetix CNX-P1900 + CNX-P5V Screen: Lilliput 629GL-70NP Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster Live 24-bit USB WiFi: Linksys WPC54G PCMCIA Card GPS: iGuidance 4.0 + Microsoft GPS Locator Miscellaneous: Slot Load DVD-ROM/CD-RW + Firewire External Enclosure Griffin Powermate BTC Wireless Mini Keyboard
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Question:

Buying a New AT&T Cell Phone?

i hav narrowed down my phone choices to 3.
So should i get
a.AT&T Quickfire
b.Samsung Eternity
c.Pantech Matrix
ps. I’ve played around w/ all three and love them all. The Quickfire has a touch screan AND a slide out keyboard. But the Samsung Eternity is smaller and only has a touch screen. Finally the Pantech Matrix has two slide out key pads one is qwerty the other is normal keyboard. Plz!! help!!! don’t know what to get.
-again ps. if you know of any cool phones coming out that i may not know about than feel free to put those in ur answer.

Best answer:

Answer by Cyrus O
i just got the quickfire and i loved it. touch screen,qwerty keyboard and a mp3 player. the only bad thing about it is that it does not have wifi.

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Okay well ive been having the crashing to desktop and saving error problems for a while now and i did some research on how to move around the problem. Hopefully EA Will bring out a patch or something to fix it …. i did my best, although i cannot fix everyones problems i am willing to help though …. Please Share the help to everyone that is stuck Love Yas xxxx
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Question:

How can I install linux on multiple computers with the same settings?

I have 7 computers that I would like to install linux on (CentOS to be specific). The computers are all slightly different in terms of hardware, some are Intel, others are AMD. I have to install a lot of packages. I would like to be able to just do all the installation work on one computer, and then clone that system to all the others and just change hostnames. Is this possible?

Best answer:

Answer by hawklord
maybe is the simple answer,

partimage is the program to look at

http://www.partimage.org/Main_Page

i use it via knoppix live cd as you cannot image a mounted drive – so its a waste of time installing partimage on the first centos and trying to image it

you may need to install centos on an intel and an amd and image both,
only takes a few mins to image though

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