Comparison of Product Suitability The Inspiron Mini 10 (1018) Netbook (http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-mini1018/pd) meets all of my needs for a portable computer as described. However, for full computer functions that include a 40 GB hard-drive, 1.86 Gigahertz microprocessor speed, 512 MB RAM, with Windows XP Pro Business Suite, CDRW and DVD burner, I use an IBM Thinkpad Model-Year 2005 T-43 (http://www.amazon.com/Thinkpad-T43-1-86GHz-Laptop-Notebook/dp/B000979258/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1287825031&sr=1-1). The full-feature capabilities of this IBM Thinkpad are equivalent to a basic desktop computer

Computer Hardware Industry: Marketing and Advertising Strategies Within this research paper, an overview will be provided of marketing and advertising strategies utilized within the computer hardware industry. For the purposes of accomplishing this aim, the strategies used by Gateway, Dell, and Hewlett Packard will be examined. As each company is analyzed, comparisons and contrasts will be made with strategies used by the competitors. Gateway According to Fikes (2003), Gateway Inc., once famous

While there are problems with using two cards at the same time, they can be worked out with study and creativity. In fact, there are ways to use two AGP slots on the same computer, so nothing can be ruled out when it comes to combining cards and slots (Weinand, 2004). In conclusion, graphics cards have evolved from simple chips that displayed nothing more than text into graphic wonders that

Computer Forensic Tools: The use of computers in homes, schools, offices, and other places has increased in the past few years due to technological developments. As computers have become important components of modern communication, their increased use has also led to the emergence of computer crimes. Computer crimes basically involve the use of a computer system to carry out an illegal activity. In attempts to lessen the frequency and impact of

Computer Security: Corporate Security Documentation Suitable for a Large Corporation Item (I) in-Depth Defense Measures (II) Firewall Design (III) Intrusion Detection System (IV) Operating System Security (V) Database Security (VI) Corporate Contingency of Operation (VII) Corporate Disaster Recovery Plan (VIII) Team Members and Roles of Each (IX) Timeline with Goal Description (X) Data Schema (XI) Graphical Interface Design (XII) Testing Plan (XIII) Support Plan (XIV) Schematics Computer Security: Corporate Security Documentation Suitable for a Large Corporation (I) In-Depth Defense Measures Information Technology (IT) Acceptable Use Policy The intentions of

Subtopic 6: Job management and protection; include a serious discussion of security aspects The most commonly leveled criticism of operating systems is the inherent lack of security they have (Funell, 2010). Defining operating systems to have partitioned memory is just the start, as Microsoft learned with their Windows NT platform. Dedicated memory partitions by user account can be hacked and have been (Funell, 2010). The need for greater levels of user