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Networking and Syncing Your iPad Mini
By Gary Rosenzweig
Jan 16, 2013
In this chapter, you find out how to connect your iPad to your local Wi-Fi network. You also see how to sync your iPad with your Mac or Windows computer.
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New Phone App Features in iOS 6
By Jason Rich
Nov 19, 2012
Jason R. Rich offers advice on how to use the newest features incorporated into the iOS 6 edition of the Phone app, which make it easier to manage calls on the Apple iPhone.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Converting from PATA to SATA (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 6, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to upgrade your parallel ATA (PATA) drives to serial ATA (SATA).
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Installing a Multi-I/O Bay (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 6, 2011
Upgrading and Repairing PCs contributor Mark Soper shows you how to install a front-mounted multi-I/O bay in a desktop computer.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Installing a SATA Hard Disk (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 7, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to install a new SATA (a.k.a. Serial ATA) hard drive.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Installing a USB 3.0 Card (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 8, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to upgrade to the newest USB standard — USB 3.0.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Installing a USB Header Cable (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 9, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to add USB ports to your computer using a nifty device called a USB header cable.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Installing Dual-Channel Memory (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 12, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to install dual-channel memory in a desktop computer.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Setting Up SLI Video (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 13, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to add a second video card using SLI. If you are a PC gamer, adding a second video card is a must with today's demanding games.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Upgrading Laptop Memory (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 14, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to upgrade the memory in your laptop computer.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Upgrading Your Laptop’s Hard Disk (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 15, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to extend the life of your laptop by adding a larger hard drive.
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On Gadgets & Hardware: Upgrading Your PC’s Power Supply (video)
By Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller
Dec 16, 2011
PC hardware expert and regular contributor to Upgrading and Repairing PCs Mark Soper shows you how to replace the power supply in your PC.
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One Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor To Rule (Well, Run) Them All
By Daniel P. Dern
Dec 22, 2005
For people who have and use several computers in their office, too many monitors, keyboards, and mice on the desk can lead to massive confusion and a serious lack of desk space. Daniel Dern shows a relatively simple way of cutting down on the clutter and reclaiming desk real estate: installing a KVM switch so your computers can share one keyboard, display, and pointing device.
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Optional Battery Charging Options to Keep Your iPhone or iPad Running
By Jason Rich
Dec 19, 2011
Jason R. Rich explores your various options for keeping your iPhone or iPad's battery charged throughout the day, despite heavy use.
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Partners for Prescott, Part 1: Intel's new 915 and 925 chipsets introduce PCI-Express to the Pentium 4
By Scott Mueller
Apr 8, 2005
This chapter introduces the new Intel 915 and 925 chipsets, and the new features included in these chips.
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Partners for Prescott, Part 1: Intel's new 915 and 925 chipsets introduce PCI-Express to the Pentium 4
Oct 22, 2004
Intel’s New 900-Series Chipsets Introduce PCI-Express and Much More to the Pentium 4.
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Partners for Prescott: Part 2: Determining Which of Intel’s New 9xx-Series Chipsets Is Right for You
Oct 22, 2004
Determining Which of Intel’s New 9xx-Series Chipsets Is Right for You.
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Partners for Prescott: Part 2: Determining Which of Intel's New 9xx-Series Chipsets Is Right for You
By Scott Mueller
Apr 15, 2005
In the second article in his series on Intel's new chipsets, Scott Mueller explains how to decide which of the many Intel 9xx chips would be right for your particular system and needs.
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PC Repair and Maintenance: In-depth Look at Power Supply
By Scott Mueller
Feb 28, 2003
Scott Mueller shows you how to test, remove, and install a power supply. Includes power supply specifications and troubleshooting tips.
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PCI-Express: Now Arriving
By Scott Mueller
Apr 22, 2005
In this article, you'll learn how PCI-Express differs from PCI and what products will be the first to embrace this new expansion slot and bus standard.

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