Optional Accessories and Related Products

	Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter The Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter lets you connect an advanced digital monitor, such as the Apple Cinema Display, to your MacBook Air.
	Apple Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter Use the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter to connect your MacBook Air to a 30-inch display that includes a DVI connector, such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display.
	Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter The Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter lets you connect a standard analog monitor, projector, or LCD that uses a VGA connector or cable to your MacBook Air.
	60W MagSafe Power Adapter Need an extra adapter for home or work? The MagSafe Power Adapter is held in place magnetically, so if someone trips over it, the cord disconnects harmlessly while your MacBook Pro stays put on your desk.
	MagSafe Airline Adapter With the MagSafe Airline Adapter, your MacBook Pro can go the distance no matter how long your flight. Just plug it into your airline seat power port to watch movies and stay productive from takeoff to landing.
	Apple World Travel Adapter Kit Essential for any traveler, this World Travel Adapter Kit includes the Apple USB Power Adapter, USB Cable, and six interchangeable AC adapter plugs that let you plug your Apple MagSafe Power Adapter, Portable Power Adapters, and AirPort Express into most electrical outlets around the world.
	Time Capsule Back up a lifetime’s worth of memories with Time Capsule, a wireless hard drive that works seamlessly with Time Machine in Mac OS X. It’s also a full-featured 802.11n Wi-Fi base station with simultaneous dual-band support. Choose from 1 TB and 2 TB models.
	AirPort Extreme Base Station Speed, range, and easy setup make AirPort Extreme the perfect wireless solution for home, school, and small business. It offers simultaneous dual-band support and lets up to 50 people share Internet access, a wireless network, a hard drive, and a printer.
	27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display The stunning 2560-by-1440 resolution, built-in camera and speakers, and easy connectivity of the 27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display add up to a viewing experience unlike any other.
	Apple Magic Mouse Magic Mouse is unlike any other mouse you’ve ever used. The Multi-Touch surface lets you use gestures to swipe through photos and scroll down web pages. And the entire mouse is the button, so you can click anywhere.
	Apple Magic Trackpad Magic Trackpad is the first Multi-Touch trackpad designed to work with your Mac desktop computer, and it supports a full set of gestures. Click, scroll, swipe, and rotate to control what’s onscreen. Use it along with your mouse or as an alternative to one.
	MobileMe MobileMe is the service from Apple that keeps your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, and PC in perfect sync–no docking required. MobileMe stores your mail, contacts, and calendar information in the cloud and uses push technology to keep everything in sync across all your devices (annual subscription fee and Internet access required).

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Finding Laptop Memory

Executive summary By M Freeman

Laptop computers can be upgraded in many of the same way that desktops can be upgraded. One of the easiest ways to upgrade a computer is to upgrade the RAM. Laptop memory is largely the same as is desktop memory. The type of laptop memory one needs can usually be identified out of the manufacturer’s documentation.

In some cases, this documentation may only provide the OEM part number, however, not a generic description of the part. Third-party vendors usually have interfaces on their site that allow visitors to cross-reference their laptop model with a host of memory options. Much faster types of memory can oftentimes be found for a laptop computer from a third-party vendor. There are numerous options available to the consumer.

Laptop memory manufacturers have reputations, just as does any other manufacturer. Some brand names are preferred by gamers and other specialty computer users while others are favored for being a low-priced but quality option beyond what the manufacturer offers. One’s laptop will have specifications regarding what types and how much memory it can use. Remember to pay attention to qualifiers such as SDRAM and DDR when shopping for laptop memory. Computers will need one specific type installed to work correctly.

Upgrading laptops can extend their usefulness by many years. Laptop memory generally comes available in larger and larger amounts every year. One can usually upgrade their memory several times over a few years after purchasing their laptop.

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Differences Between Linux And Windows

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Executive Summary By Matt Gebhardt

Let us first start out with a general overview of the Linux operating system. Linux at its most basic form is a computer kernel. Some Linux distro’s can only run one processor, while others can run many at once.

As a result of Linux being open source software, there is no one version of Linux; instead there are many different versions or distributions of Linux, that are suited for a variety of different users and task. The KDE GUI (Graphical user interface). Windows users might note that KDE has a similar look to Windows. Fluxbox is another example of a Linux GUI.

All versions of Windows, weather Windows XP Home, Business, or Vista, all updates, security patches, and service patches for Windows comes from Microsoft. Windows and Linux also differ on TECH support issues. Although IBM backs their Linux products, for the most part if you use Linux you are on your own. Also Linux offers a variety of Graphical environments to further suit your needs. The cost effectiveness of Linux is another way it separates itself from Windows. Installation of Windows is generally easier, than installing Linux.

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With Linux installation varies greatly from Distro to Distro. You can run Linux off of the CD so you do not have to damage your Windows partition. Other advantages include the ability to rescue a broken Linux system. Windows includes a much wider abundance of commercially backed applications than does Linux. Also with Linux it can be difficult to install software even if it is made for Linux. The type of hard ware that Linux and windows runs on also causes them to differ.

Linux will run on many different hardware platforms, from Intel and AMD chips, to computers running IBM power Pc processors. Linux will run on the slowest 386 machines to the biggest mainframes on the planet, newer versions of Windows will not run on the same amount of hardware as Linux. Linux can even be configured to run on apples, Ipod’s, or smart phones.

Unlike Widows Linux is often lacking in professional Tech support, and Linux users are often left on their own to solve Technical issues. Linux users can either pay for Tech support or rely on the many Linux Forums and groups available on the Internet. Linux will run on a greater variety of hard ware than does Windows, from mainframe super computers running multiple IBM Power PC Chips, to a small laptop running an AMD processor. Other than a few minor nuisances, linux out performs Windows in most categories.

Installing Linux to a Computer

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Executive Summary By Alex Davies

There are a couple of ways to install Ubuntu:
Live CD from Canonical (or the manufacturer of your chosen distro. This option uses a Live CD made by Canonical, the makers of Ubuntu. Live CD created by you. Option 1 is by the easiest of them all. You just send off for a disk from Canonical (for Ubuntu), shove it in your CD drive on your computer/laptop, boot up and some options will come up. Option 2 is marginally harder than the above.
What you will need is a blank CD, a CD creator drive, a CD burner program and of course the distro ISO. Start you CD burner program, such as Nero and click ‘create CD-ROM ISO’ or something along these lines. Then browse through to where you you saved the .iso file, for example Computer>Documents>Downloads, select it and click create. It also gives you the option to test before you install it.

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