Ron Gilster, "PC Hardware: A Beginner's Guide"

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Ron Gilster, ": A Beginner's Guide" 


Ideal for PC owners looking for an accessible, easy-to-follow reference, this beginner's guide toPC hardware offers expert advice on every componentprocessors, motherboards, memory, BIOS, CD-ROM and DVD drives, video cards, and much more. You'll also get details on external devices, including monitors, printers, keyboards, and modems. The book covers both Intel and non-Intel CPUs and USB and AGP ports.

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Photo Scissors Pilot Free License Key

Photo Scissors Pilot allows you to remove objects from a photo by changing or intelligently cropping the space between them. It allows you to resize your photos, crop an image area and patch your image with just a few simple steps. The program comes with easy step-by-step demonstrations on how to carry the required task. After removing the desired object, you can easily compare it with the original image and print the edited image directly from the program.

Key Features:

• Change the spacing between main objects (with changing the size of the image)
• Remove small, unnecessary objects with the Smart Patch tool
• Crop images
• Rotate, flip, adjust brightness and contrast

How to grab a free copy of Photo Scissors Pilot:

1. Visit the Giveaway Page and enter the required details.

2. You will receive the license key via email from photo-software-support@colorpilot.org
3. Download Photo Scissors Pilot and apply the free license key to register

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Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate 5.4.3 Free Registration Code

Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate is designed to convert all types of SD and HD videos to any cell phone or portable media format including iPod (Classic, Nano and Touch), iPhone, Apple TV, Zune, PSP, Pocket PC, Creative Zen, Archos, and more. With Wondershare video converter, you can also rip DVDs, edit DVDs, and enjoy it on your home DVD player or mobile device. Apart from conversion, it also comes with advanced video editing features that allow you to edit video files, merge video files, add watermark, change output settings, add subtitles and more.

Key Features:

• Universal DVD and Video Converter
• Convert DRM protected files to common media files
• Total playback freedom on almost all video/audio portable devices
• Amazing Video to DVD Converter
• Professional video download and transfer
• Download videos from online video sharing websites
• Transfer media files between PC and portable devices
• Easy video/DVD editor
• Crop, adjust video effect, and add watermark/subtitle with two real-time preview windows
• Clip video file/DVD chapter
• Merge multiple media files
• Flexible output video/audio settings

How to get Wondershare Video Converter for Free (worth $65.95):

1. Visit the Registration Page and enter the required details.

2. Instantly, you will receive an email from mailer@wondershare.com with your free serial key and download link.
3. Alternatively, you can also download Wondershare Video Converter from here

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The Top 10 Best Laptops

Shopping for a laptop these days is a pretty daunting task. The sheer number of laptops available online or in a store's electronics section is enough to make your mind spin. Most people have a general idea of what their laptop should look like and what they want in terms of features, but are often intimidated by the choices available. That's where we come in.

The editors of PCMag.com test hundreds of systems each year to help you find the best laptop. There are a lot of laptops out there, from the large-screen desktop replacements to the lightweight ultraportables, and even netbooks, but all share common features. In this story, we help you narrow your choices by collecting the top 10 laptops on the market today.

Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Thunderbolt)

The Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Thunderbolt) is a formidable player in the ultraportable space, thanks to a Core i5 processor, backlit keyboard, and Thunderbolt port.

Asus U46E-BAL5
 
While other mainstream laptops are putting in boilerplate parts, the Asus U46E-BAL5 raises the bar with excellent processing power and a glut of cutting-edge features.

Asus U56E-BBL5
 
The Asus U56E-BBL5 laptop will give you future-proof internal and external components and several wireless connectivity options, all for a sweet price.

Lenovo IdeaPad V570-1066A9U
 
You can't find a laptop like the Lenovo IdeaPad V570-1066A9U that performs this well, with this many features, for this kind of price

HP Pavilion dv7-6143cl
 
Those looking for a portable home entertainment solution need search no longer. The HP Pavilion dv7-6143cl is a media center laptop that provides multiple wired and wireless solutions to connect you and your living room to digital content—and it's not too bad at gaming either.

Dell Vostro 3350
 
The power of the Dell Vostro 3350 small business laptop's second-generation Core i5 processor and more than hours of battery life are well-worth its budget-conscious price.

Dell XPS 15z
 
The Dell XPS 15z is a thin, powerful, and well-priced desktop replacement laptop that won't cost you as much as the Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch.

Acer Aspire AS8950G-9839
 
Home theater enthusiasts will love the Acer Aspire AS8950G-9839 laptop's big 1080p-resolution screen, built-in Blu-ray drive, and crisp-sounding speaker system, and the parts powering the system are impressive.

Toshiba Portege R835-P50X
 
The Toshiba Portege R835-P50X is the epitome of what an ultraportable should be: Lightweight, relatively inexpensive, powerful, and equipped with enough battery life to last from dawn to dusk.

Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Thunderbolt)
 
The Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Thunderbolt) is the fastest, most technologically advanced laptop to grace our Labs benches, thanks to new Intel architecture, a renewed romance with AMD graphics chips, and a connection technology called Thunderbolt.

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Infographic: Keeping Tabs on Google+ Privacy

Google+ has proven popular, but is it secure? In the few weeks that it has been open to a small group of Google users, the new social network has not had any major privacy snafus, but as more and more people join Google+, keeping tabs on how your data is presented, and secured, will likely become a bigger issue.

Check Point, which produces the ZoneAlarm security suite, put together a list of Google+ privacy tips, the first of which is to take advantage of the Circles feature, which lets you select which group of people can see your links, photos, and other updates.

"It's no big shock that cybercriminals–perhaps too easily caught on other social networking platforms such as Facebook–will pick Google+ as a new target," Check Point said in a blog post. "Should this give Google+ users a cause for concern? Maybe, but let's take a look at several ways you can keep your privacy secure."

The company recommends locking down your profile since most profile information is visible to anyone on the Web. "Unless you want to share all your information with the world, then you'll want to change these settings so only your Circles can view it," Check Point said.

When PCMag examined Google+ privacy, one of the suggestions was to choose whether you wanted to be visible in search. Check Point agrees, given that search doesn't just apply to Google+, but to Google.com search as a whole.

The company also recommends getting more granular with your privacy settings, like limiting who can see other people in your circles and only streaming to appropriate circles. Check Point also reminds users that comments on posts from other Google+ users might be open to the entire Web, so be careful what you say.

One thing you can't change, however, is your name. Google took some heat recently for disabling Google+ accounts that used fake names. To address this, the search giant said recently that an upcoming update to Google+ will provide users with warnings before their accounts are disabled for violations of the social network's name policies. This week, meanwhile, Experian Hitwise said Google+ traffic took a dip, but Google said the report is incomplete.

For more, see PCMag's full review of Google+ and the slideshow below.

Also check out the 15 Google+ Users You Should Add to Your Circles slideshow, as well as 6 Things Google+ Can Do That Facebook Can't and Social Networking Showdown: 8 Facebook Features Google+ Doesn't Have (Yet).

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