Showing posts with label Smart Computing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smart Computing. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Smart Computing Magazine March 2012

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Today's inkjet printers are capable of producing everything from production-quality prints to consumer-grade images and text, quickly, quietly, and affordable. As a result, however, there's a world of difference among them when it comes to features and price. Keep the following in mind when shopping for a new inkjet printer.

The up-front cost of an inkjet printer might be your primary purchasing consideration, but don't forget the long-term expenses you will incur to keep printer churning out pages. Thankfully, many printer manufacturers list the number of pages you can expect to get out of the respective color and black cartridges. To determine the cost per page, simply divide the ink cartridge cost by the number of pages the printer will print per color and black cartridge.

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Monday, 20 February 2012

Smart Computing January 2012

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Upgrade Your Network
Network connectivity can be found in nearly all of today’s electronics, and people are using more bandwidth than ever before thanks to cloud computing services, online applications (such as Google Docs and Hotmail), and streaming multimedia. If your network can’t handle the amount of Web traffic generated by your employees, you’re losing productivity. If you’ve noticed that your network often seems sluggish (or if you plan on expanding your website or workforce), now is the time to upgrade. There are a variety of reasons your network may be failing you. For example, the network router may not be compatible with the newest standards, such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet or 802.11n Wi-Fi. A simple router upgrade could improve the speed for everyone around the office. Alternatively, your ISP (Internet service provider) may not be providing you with enough bandwidth. It’s also possible that new Web applications, such as virtual videoconferencing or social networking, occasionally take up bandwidth to meet and interact with clients and customers. Whatever the case may be, you can read the following pages to help upgrade, secure, connect devices, and solve problems with your network.

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