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Comcast Internet Subscriber? Get a FREE* Wireless N Router!
Comcast offers a FREE wireless router to Comcast customers that are leasing a High-Speed Internet modem or a Digital Voice modem from Comcast. All you pay is shipping and it must be returned along with your other equipment if you move or go with another provider. If you are currently leasing a router, they will reduce your router fee to $0. The router is a Netgear WNR1000v2, which retails for around $70.
At Comcast, providing great service for a great value is important.That’s why, as the leading provider of TV, home phone and Internet, we’re offering a next-generation wireless router to Comcast More >
Most Reliable Laptop and Netbook Brands
A popular question I receive is which laptop or netbook computer is the most reliable. I have seen more than my fair share of failing HP/Compaq laptops, but SquareTrade (a 3rd party warranty provider) has aggregated a wider sample and has broken down the numbers for us. (Figure 1)
Figure 1
Asus and Toshiba have the least hardware malfunctions over 3 years, while one-in-four HP laptops are projected to experience problems!
The study also indicates that sub-$400 netbooks are 20 percent more likely to fail in the first year. (Figure 2)
Figure 2
SquareTrade randomly selected over 30,000 laptops and netbooks covered by its warranty More >
Memphis On-Site Computer Repair Services
Residential computer service in Memphis for $25 per hour. No minimums, no trip fees, no gimmicks! Just the same fast, friendly, professional services your friends and neighbors have relied on for over 20 years!
Are you a small business owner tired of paying big business ”trip” charges and hourly rates? The Memphis PC Guy can provide your company with outstanding on-site computer service at $40 per hour.
Contact me today via the Request Service link to discuss your particular problem or situation.
How to properly dispose of a used computer
You couldn’t pass up that special at Costco or Best Buy for the latest and great Quad Core computing behemoth. You have gotten it home, hooked it all up and copied all your pertinent data from your old pc. Now you are faced with one last obstacle. What to do with your old pc!
If it’s relatively new (a couple of years old) you may want to keep it around as a file or print server, off loading those tasks from your new computer. Or, it may be handed down to the next in line. But, if you just want to get More >