hi I am new to the list. I recently bought a computer from blair technology group. when it came in the mail and i tried setting it up with windows10 home this laptop was a special order with a 120gb s

my only concern is with storeage on the stream. 4gigs of ram is enough for what I do. the only real reason I'd need 8gigs ram is if I did tons of audio editing or ran memory hungry virtual machines, w

but yes i agree, ssd is much much faster and better than a regular hard drive anyday.

I am hoping that blair technology group either repairs or replaces the laptop and when I get it back its working good and I may not have to buy something new for another 4 or 5 years or so.

is it illegal to rip dvds and store a copy on your computer in case the disk gets scratched or broken? maybe with some software like handbrake? just curious. but it really does not apply to me because

I also heard windows 10 creators edition will also have braille display for narrator support out of the box and the talking accesssible installer among other things. I'll just need to use the media cr

I just wish that when computer companies sent you a new computer they would email you a copy of the activation key or put it on a braille label inside the box. because I rarely have sighted help aroun

for my purposes when I was using my $25 USB cassette tape player to make backups of all my old tapes from the 80s and 90s onto mp3 files for safe-keeping, I used audacity. and its a good thing too. so

hey I found a useful command line tool that will make your windows 10 OS smaller and run a bit faster. note this only is for windows 10 that is all. if you run a command prompt in administrator mode a

yes that is true. in my case if I need something in a pinch I am limited by around $370. actually around $300 or maybe $310 because I have to buy cleaning supplies and stuff also.

yes I'm only on SSI and saving for me is difficult. In any case I'm glad blair technology group said they will fix the laptop for free or replace it due to the warranty. Then I can save up for the nex

after I pay bills for rent, oil, tv, internet phone and netflix and electricity so everything runs I have around $370 per month. I save money by getting on budget plans for the bills and calling and g

My first computer was got for me by the school district back in late 1992. It was a keynote gold laptop with a 51mb hard drive and it ran ms-dos and windows3.1 which at the time I did not have outspok

mine i think was a pentium 386 machine. it had dos and windows3.1 and keynote gold hardware box for its speech.

now the only way i can use keynote gold is with a 15 minute demo in windows 3.1 running inside of talking dosBox.

do they have laptops also and do they offer at least windows10 home?

this laptop I'm using I expect could break anytime. That is why in the meantime I bought an RCA galileo pro tablet with physical keyboard dock for $80 from walmart so just in case this laptop dies I c

you can turn off a lot of the privacy settings and if you do not want a microsoft account you can just make a local account like you did in older windows versions.

i think it ends in january 2020.

I am currently signed in with a microsoft account. When I get my repaired laptop I plan on buying the knfb reader for windows and for that I need a microsoft account.