June 13th, 2009 
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We no longer live in the ‘throw away’ age of discarding products simply because they have developed a small fault or we are after the latest and greatest new model. Protecting our Earth is now a big priority for most people and businesses, therefore we are adapting our lifestyles to do everything we can to help preserve our planet for future generations. Instead of throwing a s.com/”>laptop in the bin simply because one of the components has failed or it is no longer considered to be up-to-date, more and more people are turning to recycling or ‘refurbishing’ as an environmentally sound option.
Recycling can be done in a number of ways, selling the laptop for spares, donating it to charities that supply third world countries or by selling it to a refurbishing company such as Eflex Computers Companies such as this will offer you money for old laptops, whether they function or not, and then refurbish them and put them back into the marketplace. The refurbishing process is carried out by professionals and incorporates the following stages.
The laptop is fully wiped of all personal data, programs, software etc and taken to a ‘blank’ state. This not only protects the previous owner from having any information stolen but also ensures the system is totally clean of any viruses or issues that could prevent it functioning properly. The hardware then undergoes rigorous testing to ensure that all of the components are functioning correctly and that they still have a good life left in them. If any of the components aren’t functioning correctly or are identified as only having a short life span left they are replaced with new parts. Fresh versions of all the software including operating system, required drivers, anti-virus programs etc are then re-installed on the laptop effectively returning it to the same state as when it was first sent out of the factory.
Refurbished laptops are generally considered by a lot of people to more reliable then systems bought directly after manufacture. This is due the fact they have been operated for some time and so any issues with faulty hardware have been picked up and resolved.
Refurbished laptops offer a lot of benefits over buying a new model. The instant one you will see is the huge savings you can make on the price. For the sake of some cosmetic marks that wont effect functionality at all you can save up to 50% on high street prices. The second benefit is the huge impact on the environment. New laptops produce a lot of harmful gases and toxins during the manufacturing process that damage our environment. The refurbished option means 1 less new laptop being manufactured and 1 less old laptop sitting on the local tip!
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A British film about computers from 1969. It is presented here as a historical look at how computers used to be in the 1960′s when PC’s and Macs were over 10 years away. Shown in three parts. Sorry, but the 16mm print is rather battered!
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What computer part do i need to buy to speed up my computer? Best answer 10 points!!?Right now I'm using a 4 year old computer and it really sucks when I'm playing games. It lags alot and it's so slow so what computer part you think I should buy to improve the performance?? And don't tell me to buy a new computer cause I can't… unless you find one really really cheap T.T
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if you look very carefully at most computer parts like RAM as you said you will note all the minute connections. If for instance, only one chip of the RAM module was bad you would have to unsolder it and if you could get a single replacement chip, solder the new one in, VERY carefully! The equipment to do this is very expensive to say nothing of the time involved! so if you payed a Tech. $25.00 an hour for 4 hours to replace one chip on your RAM…well…you can see its much cheaper just to replace the whole stick of RAM!
Years ago computers were built as one unit all the parts were built into the mother board. Then it was found that by using "plug in's" you could upgrade are replace bad parts quickly and easily. Now a day that is how and why all computers are built with "Plug-in" parts!