Dell LCD Monitors

March 10th, 2010

Dell is a multinational company with its headquarters in Rock Round, Texas, which manufactures and sells support for personal computers. Products like Desktops, Servers, Notebooks, Netbooks, Peripherals, Printers, Televisions, Scanners, Storage and Monitors. In this article we will talk about Dell LCD monitors.




17 inch LCD monitors

- Dell E170S – 17 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1280 x 1024 resolution, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, Video Graphics Array interface

- Dell E178WFP – 17 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 800:1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 8 ms response time, maximum view angle 160 degrees, analog VGA interface

19 inch LCD monitors






- Dell P190S – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1280 x 1024 maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface

- Dell IN1910N – 18.5 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1366 x 768 maximum resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, analog VGA interface

- Dell E1910 – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface.

- Dell Professional 1909W – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, analog, DVI-D and HDCP interface

- Dell SP1908FP – 19 inch LCD screen, TrueLife Dell Gloss display, 1280 x 1024 SXGA maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 4 x USB 2.0 and DVI-D interface

- Dell SE198WFP Wire Screen – 19 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 WXGA+ maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, analog and DVI-D interface

20 inch LCD monitors

- Dell ST2010 – 20 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1600 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and HDMI interface

- Dell P2010H – 20 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1600 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 maximum view angle, VGA, DVI-D, DP and USB interface

- Dell UltraSharp 2007FP – 20.1 inch LCD screen, AV and IPS, 1600 x 1200 maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 16 ms response time

- Dell Professional 2009W – 20.1 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1680 x 1050 maximum resolution, 2000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 degrees maximum view angle, VGA, DVI-D and HDCP interface




22 inch and 24 inch monitors

- Dell G2410 – 24 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1920 x 1080 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface

- Dell ST2310 – 23 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1920 x 1080 maximum resolution, 50000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, HDMI, DVI-D, HDCP and VGA interface

For more information about Dell LCD monitors, you can visit their website at http://www.dell.com.

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Computer Gaming Accessories

March 10th, 2010

Being a real gamer doesn’t only mean that you are a big gaming fan. Being a gamer means to invest in your gaming gear, in order to improve your gaming skills. The gaming mice give you more shooting accuracy, the gaming keyboards give you more stability in motion, the gaming mousepads give you the perfect surfaces to glide your mice on, the gaming headsets give you sound skills on detecting hidden enemies and the gaming accessories give you more comfort at your gaming desk.




Roccat is a very popular gaming brand, focused on designing and manufacturing gaming accessories, including: mice, keyboards, mousepads, headsets and accessories, such as:




Gaming Mice

- Roccat Kone – 3200 DPI Pro-AIM Gaming Sensor, Tracking control unit (TCU), integrated turbocore 72 MHz, 128 KB onboard memory, customizable light system, 4 easy to clip in weights, 10 mouse buttons, ergonomic hybrid shape, 16 bit architecture, mouse feet, for only $94.99




- Roccat Kova – 3200 DPI Pro-Optic Gaming Sensor, hardware based configuration, 20 G acceleration, V-shape ergonomic fit, Roccat Griptech side areas, coated mouse wheel, customizable light system, DPI change feedback, 5 + 2 mouse buttons, full system compatibility, for $67.99



- Roccat Pyra – 1600 DPI Pro-Optic Gaming Sensor, compact USB gaming mouse wth 1 ms response time, easyshift button duplicator, motion blue-optic sensor, adjustable resolution, macro manager, Roccat Griptech, Wide, Non-slip mousewheel, for notebook gaming, soft case included, for $54.99



Gaming Mousepads

- Roccat Sense – minimized friction, optimum gliding area, rubberized backing, optimized for gaming, 400 x 280mm dimensions, 1.35mm ultra low height, for $27.99




- Roccat Sota – granular coat, integrated metal foil, hard and flexible, striking shape, high quality materials, easy to clean surface, for $33.99



- Roccat Taito – heat treated nano pattern, improved axis flow, comfortable gaming size – 400 x 320mm & 3.45mm thickness, rubberized backing, long life material, for $14.99

Gaming Keyboards

- Roccat Arvo – compact design, mode switch button, 3 programmable thumbster keys, 2 additional macro keys, macro manager, anti ghosting capability, medium height keys, high durability, 6 illuminated status keys, key deactivation, ultra effective non slip base, for $81.99




- Roccat Valo – illuminated keys and display, 14 macro keys, 2 MB of internal memory, macro live recording button, enhanced connectivity, external Roccat Gaming Microphone, anti ghosting capability, media keys, gaming shape, key deactivation, for $135.99



Gaming Sound

- Roccat Kave – real 5.1 surround sound, microphone with mute LED, tip and control desktop remote, dual sound profile, solid aluminum hinges, especially comfortable earcups, adjustable vibration unit, headband with three pads, easy to carry, for $122.99




- Roccat Vire – ultra lightweight headset for on the move, in line microphone, premium sound quality, perfect fit in any ear, nicely finished soft case, full functionality, for $54.99



Gaming Accessories

- Roccat Apuri – active USB hub including, zero drag mouse bungee, your desktop assistant, direct port access, passive use possible, secure and stable stand, part of SDMS, for $54.99




- Roccat Tusko – travel bag for 15 inch – 19 inch or 20 inch – 24 inch flat screen monitors, integrated hard plastic plate, high quality woven material, extra holder for a keyboard, intelligent safety system, comfort down to the last detail, for $40.99



Improve now your gaming skills with the perfect gaming accessories from Roccat.


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When Was The First Computer Created

March 9th, 2010

A computer is a data and information processing machine according to a list of instructions named program. The computers that are free programmable and can process any type of data or information, are called universal computers or general computers. The actual computers aren’t just information processing machines, but devices which facilitates the communication between two or more users, in form of numbers / text / images / sound or video, or even sometimes all at once.




The oldest known mechanism seems that could function as a calculating machine which is considered to be “The Clock” from Antikythira, dating back from the year 87. b.c. and apparently used to calculate the planets movement. The technology which stood at the base of this mechanism isn’t known.

Once with the revival of mathematics and sciences from the European Renaissance, came a succession of calculating mechanical devices, based on the clock principle, for example the machine invented by Blaise Pascal. The storage and reading techniques on a perforated card, came in the 19th century. In the same century, Charles Babbage is the first to project a calculating machine completely programmable in 1837, but unfortunately his project won’t work, mainly because of the limited technology of the time.




In the first half of the 20th century, the needs for the scientific communities were satisfied by the analog computers, very specialized and increasingly sophisticated. The improvement of digital electronics – thanks to Claude Shannon in 1930 – has led to abandoning the analog computers in favor for the digital ones, which shape the problems in numbers (bits) instead of electrical or mechanical signals. It’s hard to tell which was the first digital computer; noticeable achievements were: the Atanasoff-Berry computer, the Z machines of Konrad Zuse – for example the electromechanically computer Z3, which, although very impractical, it was probably the first universal computer, then the ENIAC computer with a relatively inflexible architecture which requested cable modifications for each reprogramming, like the secret British computer, the Colossus, built on lamps and electronically programmable.

The design team of the ENIAC, recognizing its shortcomings , has developed another architecture, more flexible, which was known under the name of von Neumann architecture or “architecture with saved memory”. This stands probably at the base of every actual calculating machines. The first system which was built using von Neumann architecture was the EDSAC.




In the 1960s, the electronic tubes were replaced by transistors, more efficient, smaller, cheaper and more reliable, which took to the miniaturization and cheaper computers. Since the 1970s, the adoption of integrated circuits took to lower prices and sizes of the computers, allowing through other, to the appearance of the personal computer.

So the answer to: when was the first computer created is up to you to answer. which do you think it was the first computer.

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Gaming Computer Parts

March 9th, 2010

When you buy a computer it usually comes with basic components and accessories which sometimes are cheap and low quality. If you’re an amateur and you need the computer just for surfing the internet or using different applications for work, etc, the basic accessories are the ones you need. But when you’re a gamer and you play competitive games, you’ll soon realize that your skills are limited by the accessories you are using while gaming. Many accessories are specially manufactured in order to perform better for gaming. And when using the professional accessories, everything seems to be better, including your gaming skills.




In this article we’ll be talking about Razer, a privately held computer peripherals manufacturer focused on creating the perfect products for professional gamers. Founded in 1998 in the US, Razer produced: mice, keyboards, sound cards, mouse pads, headphones, etc.




Gaming Mice:

- Razer Mamba Wireless Laser Gaming Mouse – 5600 DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor, dual mode wired/wireless functionality, seven independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons, Razer Synapse onboard memory, for $129.99




- Razer Naga MMOG Laser Gaming Mouse – 5600 DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor, 17 fully programmable MMO-optimized buttons, maximum comfort for long gaming sessions, custom interface AddOns for MMO games, PC / Mac compatible, for $79.99

- Razer Imperator Gaming Mouse – 5600  DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor, 7 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons, adjustable side buttons for optimum reach, Razer Synapse on-board memory, for $79.99




Gaming Surfaces:

- Razer Megasoma Professional Gaming Mouse Mat – hard-soft hybrid mat, ultra-durable gaming mat, maximum portability, exclusive ambient glow, for $49.99




- Razer Destructor Mouse Mat – Razer Fractal surface for high-precision gameplay, optimized for both optical and laser gaming-grade mice, non-slip rubber base for firm grip on smooth surfaces, includes a premium lightweight protective case, for $39.99



- Razer eXactmat Gaming Surface – dual mousing surfaces, SPEED side for high-sensitivity users, CONTROL side for low-sensitivity and professional design users, non-slip, anti-reflective, abrasion-resistant anodized aluminum hard coat, for $29.99



Gaming Keyboards:

- Razer Tarantula Gaming Keyboard – Anti-ghosting capability for up to 10 keys, 32 KB Razer Synapse on-board memory, Hyperesponse gaming keytop with fully interchangeable keys, headphone-out and microphone-in jacks, 10 programmable gaming hotkeys, for $99.99




- Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard – Fully-programmable keys with macro capability, backlight illumination with WASD cluster lighting option, gaming cluster with anti-ghosting capability, 10 customizable software profiles with on-the-fly switching, for $79.99



- Razer Arctosa Gaming Keyboard – Slim keycap structure with Hyperesponse technology, anti-ghosting capability for WASD keys, easy access media keys, 10 customizable software profiles with on-the-fly switching, $49.99






Gaming Sound:

- Razer Megalodon 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset – Razer Maelstrom audio engine, onboard Audio processing, noise filtering amplified microphone, tangle-free braided fibre cable, for $149.99




- Razer Carcharias Gaming Headset – extended comfort circumaural design, true-to-life gaming audio, noise filtering microphone, tangle-free braided fiber cable, for $79.99



- Razer Piranha Gaming Communicator – true-to-life audio quality with superior clarity and bass, adjustable and noise-filtering microphone, ergonomic and adjustable headphones for prolonged use, durable braided fiber cable protection, for $69.99



These models and many more, you can find on their website at http://www.razerzone.com. If you’re a professional gamer you need these professional gaming accessories. Play hard, go PRO.


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Pictures Of Basic Computer Parts

March 8th, 2010

Inside any computer you will find some basic parts. The basic parts are the minimum required for a computer to function properly in any application. So we have the outer case, the motherboard, the microprocessor, the video card, the memory, the network interface card, the hard drive, the sound card, the floppy disk drive and the optical drive.




You will be provided below with a list of computer parts, each with its description and descriptive picture in order for you to understand better which is which and what is does.




Let’s start with the motherboard, which is one of the main parts without which the computer cannot work. It’s practicaly the support for the other parts which are attached to it, and it’s main role is to create the links between all the pieces you have in your computer.



Followed by the processor, or the microprocessor which is the central unit of information processing of a computer, which coordinates the system and which physically presents as an electronic chip. It controls the activities of the whole system and can process the user’s data. It’s the main element of a computer system; the chip, that is placed on the motherboard is very complex, and can reach up to millions of transistors. The microprocessor insures the data and instruction processing, both from the operating system as the ones from inside the user’s applications; it reads, process and control the applications and executes or supervises the information transfer and controls the general activity of the other components that make up the system.



The video card, or graphics accelerator card, is an expansion card whose function is to generate and output images to a display

The RAM, or the Random Access Memory, is the generic name for any type of memory that can be:

- random accessed, offering direct access to any of its location or address in any order, even randomly;

- implemented on electronic chips (and not on magnetic or optical devices as the hard disks or CDs).




The network interface card, or LAN adapter, is an expansion card designed for allowing the computers to connect to a network of computers.



The hard drive, or hard disc, is an electro-mechanical device for data storage or saving. Data saving is done on a magnetic surface on the rounded metallically cups.



The sound card, or the audio card, is a computer expansion card that facilitates the input and output of audio signals to and from a computer under control of computer programs.



The CD-ROM, or the Compact Disc Read-Only Memory: is a pre-pressed compact disc that contains accessible data to a computer for data storage and music playback. The CD-ROM doesn’t allow the computer to write anything to a CD.

The Floppy Disk Drive, or floppy drive, diskette drive, 3.5 inch drive, 5.25 inch drive, reads data from and writes data to a small disk. The most common type is the 3.5 inch drive followed by the completely 5.25 inch drive, among other sizes.

So now you know how basic computer parts look like and what are used for. We hope this information has been useful and has answered your questions and doubts about computer parts.

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LED LCD Best Monitors

March 8th, 2010

The Liquid Crystal Display also known as LCD is a thin and flat panel used for electronically displaying information like text, images, movies, slideshows, etc. It is used as a computer monitor, TV, instrument panel, aircraft cockpit display, video players, gaming devices, clocks, watches, calculators, phones, etc. The features of an LCD monitor are:




Positive features :

- very compact and light

- reduced power consumption

- no geometrical distortions

- resistant

- it presents a very low flashing ratio or none, depending on the backlight

Negative features :

- low contrast ratio

- limited viewing angle

- uneven backlight can create distortions of brightness

- high response times

- fixed color depth

- presents a single native resolution

- more expensive than a CRT – Cathode Ray Tube – monitor

- dead pixels can appear while manufacturing

The Light-Emitting Diode also known as LED is a semiconductor diode which emits light at a junction bias. The effect is a form of electroluminescence. A LED is a low light source, many times accompanied by an electrical circuit which allows the modulation of the light ray’s shape. Often these are used as indicators inside electronically devices, but recently are used in power applications as source of illumination. The emitted color depends of the composition and status of the semiconductor material, and it can be in the infrared spectrum, visible or ultraviolet.

LED backlighting in color screens comes in two forms: white LED backlighting and RGB (Red Green and Blue) LED backlighting. White LEDs are often used in notebooks and desktop monitors.

The LCD monitors with LED backlight offer you a lower power consumption up to 60% – 70%, more alive colors, greater contrast and bigger brightness. Below you have a list with the top 5 Best LED LCD monitors from the greatest manufacturers with great prices. So get ready to throw your old CRT or LCD monitor away and get one of these instead:




ASUS MS238H 23-inch Wide LCD Monitor – 23 inch wide (16:9) Full HD 1920 x 1080, LED monitor saves up to 40% energy, 10000000:1 contrast ratio, 2 ms response time, HDMI, DVI with HDMI to DVI dongle, VGA, Splendid Video Enhancement Technology, for $189.99



LG W2486L 24 inch Wide LCD Monitor – 24 inch wide (16:9) Full HD 1920 x 1080, 2 ms response time, 2000000:1 dynamic contrast, refresh rate 56 – 75 Hz, 170 / 160 degrees maximum visibility angle horizontal / vertical, DVI, VGA, ez-Zooming feature, Intelligent Auto – auto resolution, low power consumption, for $240.00



SAMSUNG P2370 23 inch LCD Monitor – 23 inch wide monitor (16:9), LED backlight, ultra-slim design, starlight touch controls, eco-friendly, dynamic contrast ratio, 2 ms response time, for $266.15



Acer S243HL 24 inch Wide Screen Slim LED display – 24 inch wide monitor (16:9), futuristic display, 63% low energy consumption, 8:000000:1 contrast ratio, LCD mercury-free materials, for $289.99



ViewSonic VLED221wm 22 inch Wide Digital/Analog LED Monitor – 22 inch wide monitor 1680 x 1050, 250 cd/m2 brightness, for $457.85

Upgrade your computer’s display with one of these beauties and you’ll be completely satisfied with their performances in any application you run.

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What’s Inside Of A Computer

March 6th, 2010

The computer, also know as: computing machine or computing device, data processor, electronic computer, information processing system, is a data and information processing machine, according to a list of instructions known as programs. The computer that are free programmable and can process any kind of data / information are named general purpose computers. The actual computers are not only data processing machines, but devices which facilitates the communication between two or more users, for example: using text, numbers, images, sound or video, and all at once – multimedia. The science of information processing with the help of computers is named Computer Science. The technology necessary for its use is called Information Technology or IT. In principle, any computer which has a minimum set of functions may perform the functions of any other computer, whether it is a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) or any supercomputer.




The computers today come in many shapes and sizes. Probably the most familiar is the personal computer and it’s portable version called laptop, notebook or netbook; but the most widespread form is the embedded computer.

Inside any computer there are many parts such as:




The motherboard: a complex hardware component on which are fitted all the other hardware components of a computer, or any other electronically device.

The processor: or the microprocessor is the central unit of information processing of a computer, which coordinates the system and which physically presents as an electronic chip. It controls the activities of the whole system and can process the user’s data. It’s the main element of a computer system; the chip, that is placed on the motherboard is very complex, and can reach up to millions of transistors. The microprocessor insures the data and instruction processing, both from the operating system as the ones from inside the user’s applications; it reads, process and control the applications and executes or supervises the information transfer and controls the general activity of the other components that make up the system.

The RAM: or the Random Access Memory, is the generic name for any type of memory that can be:

- random accessed, offering direct access to any of its location or address in any order, even randomly;

- usually implemented on electronic chips (and not on magnetic or optical devices as the hard disks or CDs).

The sound card: or the audio card, is a computer expansion card that facilitates the input and output of audio signals to and from a computer under control of computer programs.

The video card: or graphics accelerator card, is an expansion card whose function is to generate and output images to a display

The network interface card:  or LAN adapter, is an expansion card designed for allowing the computers to connect to a network of computers.

The hard drive: or hard disc, is an electro-mechanical device for data storage or saving. Data saving is done on a magnetic surface on the rounded metalically cups.

The CD-ROM: or the Compact Disc Read-Only Memory: is a pre-pressed compact disc that contains accessible data to a computer for data storage and music playback. The CD-ROM doesn’t allow the computer to write anything to a CD.




These are the main parts of an ordinary computer. A computer can be upgraded with any other device such as: TV-tuner, 5.1 sound card, other hard discs, CD-RW, floppy disc, etc. So now you know what’s “hidden” inside a computer.

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Who Invented The Computer Mouse

March 6th, 2010

A computer mouse is a device used for computer indications, which is held in hand and it consists of a small object equipped with one or more buttons and modeled so that it fits naturally in your hand. The lower side of the mouse consists of a device that detects the mouse’s movement relative to the surface on which it is put.




The 2D movement of the mouse is usually transformed into the moving of a cursor on the computer screen. Through this, the user can indicate on the computer screen a certain position, which is a major element of the graphic interface with the computer. The name for the mouse has been chosen because the device has the shape and size of a mouse, and the cable emphasizes the association. Until now there have been invented many types of indicating devices for miscellaneous application domains, that can have totally different shapes and operating principles than the traditional mouse, like: the trackball, the touch pad, the touch screen, the joy stick, the graphics tablet and the most recent: the Apple Magic Mouse.




The first mouse was invented in the early 1970s by the engineer Bill English from Xerox PARC; he replaced the outer wheels with a single ball than could move in any direction. The ball’s movement, was detected by two perpendicular wheels that were found inside the body of the mouse. This version of the mouse looked like an inversed trackball, and it was the first model to be used on personal computers between 1980 and 1990. The group from the Xerox PARC decided over the modern techniques, to use both hands to type at a qwerty keyboard, and the mouse only to be used when necessary.

The modern mice took birth at Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne under the inspiration of Professor Jean Daniel Nicoud and the hands of the engineer and watchmaker Andre Guignard. As result of EPFL, Logitech, launched the first popular mouse.

The optical mouse uses a diode light transmitter and a photodiode in order to detect the movement on a mouse pad surface, instead of moving parts as in the mechanical mouse. The early optical mice, as the ones invented by Steve Kirsch from Mouse Systems Corporation, could be used only on a special metallically surface: the mouse pad, that had a printed grid of fine blue and grey lines. The lack of attention in using the optical mice may cause wounds to the eyes; looking straight the LED can cause damage to the retina.




The laser mouse. In 2004, Logitech together with Agilest Technologies, introduced us to the laser mouse through the MX 1000 model. This mouse uses a small laser replacing the ordinary LED. The new technology can enhance the image details captured by the mouse.

The companies say that this leads to an improvement up to 20 times for the sensitivity to moving on surfaces, compared to the conventional optical mice.

The other invented devices we talked about:

- Trackball – the user moves a ball fixed on a device

- Camera mouse – a camera follows the head movement and moves the cursor on the screen

- Palm mouse – it is held in the palm and is operated with only two buttons

- Foot mouse – specially designed for people with head or hand disabilities.

- Joy-mouse – a combination between the joystick and the mouse, the joy-mouse is held in a vertical position as a joystick but moved like an ordinary mouse.

So, who invented the first computer mouse? It was Bill English, an engineer from Xerox PARC.

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Dell Computer Accessories

March 5th, 2010

Dell, is a multinational company based on developing and selling computers and related products and services. Founded in 1984 in Austin, Texas by Michael S. Dell, the company started to manufacture: desktops, servers, notebooks, netbooks, peripherals, printers, televisions, scanners and storage. Dell also sells laptop and desktop accessories, like: cables, hubs, adapters, keyboards, mice, motherboards, processors, speakers, headphones, headsets, graphic cards, gaming accessories, bundles, TV tuners, web cameras, sound cards and furniture at extremely low prices.




Dell mice:

- 2-Button USB Optical Mouse – wired, USB interface, optical movement detection technology, 2 buttons, scrolling wheel, including 1 USB cable, for only $14.99

- 2-Button USB Optical Mouse for Dell Vostro 410 Desktop – wired, USB interface, optical movement detection technology, 2 buttons, 1 USB cable included, for only $16.99

- 6-Button Laser USB Mouse – wired, USB Interface, laser movement detection technology, 6 buttons and 1 USB cable, for only $16.99

- Bluetooth 5-Button Travel Mouse – Pretty Pink High Gloss – wireless technology, Bluetooth interface, 5 buttons, programmable buttons, for only $29.99.

Keyboards:

- 104-Key Multimedia Keyboard – external form factor, wired technology, 104 keys, multimedia keys, for only $21.99

- Multimedia Pro USB Keyboard – external form factor, wired technology, USB interface, 104 keys, multimedia keys, 1 USB cable included, for only $37.99

- Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Bundle with USB Adapter – wireless technology for wire-free mobility, 104 keys for the keyboard, 3-button mouse, for only $59.99

Speakers:

- Internal Chassis Speaker for Dell OptiPlex 760 Desktops – 1 watt output power, wired technology, computer chassis placing, for $11.99

- AX210 Stereo Speaker System – 2 multimedia speakers, active speaker type, 1.2 watt output power, integrated audio amplifier, wired technology, USB interface, for only $24.99

- AY410 Multimedia Speaker System – 2.1 channel PC multimedia speaker system, 2 speakers, 1 subwoofer, active speaker type, 33 watt output power, 65 – 17000 Hz response bandwidth, integrated audio amplifier, wired technology, subwoofer volume control + on/off power button, audio cable included, for only $39.99 saving $20.00 from the original price of $59.99





Power protection:

- 3000 VA / 120 V 2U Dell Rack Mount Smart UPS for Select Dell Power Edge or PowerVault Servers – UPS rack-mountable, plug-in module battery enclosure, 2 rack units height, 19 inch rack size, weighs 95.9 lbs, AC 120 V input voltage, 3000 VA power provided, up to 11 minutes at half load run time battery, 1 expansion SmartSlot, Audible alarm, emergency power off, automatic voltage regulator, LED indicators, overload protection, FCC Class A certified,  includes APC PowerChute Business Edition software, for only $1,189.99

Processors:

- Dell Celeron 1.8 GHz – 512 KB L2 cache, 1.8 GHz processor frequency, for only $79.99

- Dell Core 2 Duo E5400 2.7 GHz – 800 MHz bus speed, 2 MB cache, 2.7 GHz processor frequency, for $129.99

- Dell Xeon E5310 1.6 GHz Quad Core – 1066 MHz bus speed, 8 MB L2 cache, extended memory 64 technology, 1.6 GHz processor, for $299.99

- Dell Quad Core Opteron 2350 – 1 GHz hyper transport technology, 2.0 GHz processor frequency, up to 2 MB cache, for $349.99

And the list dell computer accessories is longer than you think and it continues on their website on http://accessories.us.dell.com.

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Home Computer Furniture

March 5th, 2010

Furniture is a collective term, a defective plural, designated for all the objects that can be moved or sometimes fixed (built in or between walls), that are meant to sustain the human body and for the useful objects providing maintenance capabilities and storage in good conditions. Thereby the wardrobes, the bookstands, the chairs, tables, desks, beds, the sofas, etc. are different pieces of furniture, with different specific meanings.




The furniture, besides a pure functional object, is an artistic design considered as form of decorative art. In this case, the value of these types of furniture exceeds the value of an ordinary furniture that are only functional. The furniture may also have specific cultural functions, symbolical or religious.

In our case we will talk about computer furniture, simple and artistic designed pieces. A computer is like your TV or like your microwave oven and it needs to be put on some kind of furniture in order to keep it clean and functional.

Let’s take HomeComputerFurniture.com for example. You can access it in your web browser by typing http://www.homecomputerfurniture.com in the address bar, then click on the Computer Desks. You’ll be provided with a list of computer desks specially manufactured to be used at home. So you have:

- the CSF – 126C that can hold up to a 21 inch monitor, it’s available with cherry top, it has a monitor stand with a strong support that slides back and forth, a keyboard plate and CPU supporter,  it weighs 110 lbs and it costs only $399.00 plus the shipping charge of $69.00

- the CAD – 127, a solid computer desk that is rated A+ for design and overall construction. It’s made out of high impact ABS resin, melamine laminated desktop, nylon and fiber glass framing and it’s coated with resin powder. It holds up to a 21 inch monitor, easy to assemble, it weighs 110 lbs, for only $399.00 plus the shipping charge of $69.00




- the RTA – 1300A, with powder coated steel frames, the table and shelf are made out of MDF, keyboard table, CPU shelf, printer shelf, fax shelf, available only in Cherry Finish color. The price for this computer desk is only $179.00 + FREE shipping.

- RTA – 2350, features a slide-out keyboard shelf with safety stop, shelf for CPU, holds up to a 19 inch monitor, available in Cherry and Wood grain, it weighs 46 lbs and it costs only $119.95 and the shipping is FREE.

- the Clustable Workstation, includes security rail, adjustable CPU holder and 2 inch casters. The lower platform can be used to hold your printer or scanner, available in blue, red or teak tops with black frame. For $299.00 and FREE shipping.

- the Fold-N-Go, ideal for home use or small offices, it holds a monitor, keyboard, printer and CPU or laptop, weighs only $159.00 and includes FREE shipping.

- the Transformer Chair/Desk, ideal when space is limited or multiple applications are needed, natural plywood veneer with silver frame, it weighs 108 lbs and it costs only $50, FREE shipping included.




And so on, any kind of computer furniture you need you can find over at their website. The perfect solutions for you at incredible low prices.

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