Yes please. I would also like to learn how to insert sticks correctly.

Ok Brian, I do not know about business machines, or professional laptops. I was primarily reading gaming machine reviews these days. I assumed what I was reading generalized to other types of machines

Why change something that works though? An applications key works perfectly well for anything I would want to do. There is literally no reason to change it. Also, with hypersensetive mousepads these d

Brian, Don't get me wrong.I am perfectly capable of using the laptop keyboard if forced too, but I have trouble with arrow keys, due to the way they are layed out as well as the insert. But a desktop

Its your own bias lol. AMD machines currently easily surpass intel in most metrics except single threaded performance, and moreover AMD use a much smaller 7 nanometer manufacturing process which makes

Brian, this may be true, but these machines usually have paculiar layouts, or missing keys. For example, the rp15, the smaller sibling of this machine, missed an enter key, and plus key on the numb pa

Hi Brian, The majority of laptops 15 inch now have done away with number pads or alot of keys in it to add more touch eye candy, or bigger, shinier trackpads. Even my 17 had a paculiar layout with the

Well, I think it is a matter of prospective.My brand new machine had a 15 and 17 version, and I went with 17, because of a larger keyboard, and mainly because of much improved cooling. I hardly if eve

That is why I say i3 processors should be avoided, and the minimum lowest one should go down to for regular use should be an i5. Though a higher processor offers more benefits if one wants to get high

note though brian, the lowest end processors, like i3s lead to screen reader performance issues. Such processors lack features standard in all other processors higher than them. I do think for process

That is true, even more differences occur with the processor. A 500 machine will have an i3 or i5, and the performance difference is also obvious. Also there is a difference in screen reader responsiv

This is untrue. If one can aford it, they should max out the processor, and ram as well as SSD. There are very significant tangible benefits of choosing an i7/r7/i9/r9 over an 5 or 3. The computer fee

Hi Brian, The ryzen 4000 mobile/3000 desktop series are absolutely beastly processors, and give intel a run for its money. The 5000 series has very significant improvements again, and might just beat

Hi Gerald, What makes it worse is that manufacturerers are using more layered nand flash to make drives cheaper, which reduces endurance. Like the samsung QVO series versus the evo. But if you get a 5

Brian, I would respectfully disagree. There is an enormous casm between the forth gen, vs 11th gen which are available now. It isn't just a couple generations. Not only that, if you had read of the la

Hello, No it isn't. This processor is ancient, more than 7 years old. The wi fi module is also out of date, as is the ram frequencies.

Quentin, another question. I know I might have asked this before, but are there plans to make NVDA natively 64 bit? Other screen readers produce 64 bit packages since 2009, and this would enable bette

Hello Quentin, I would like to help with this if it ever happens because I am extremely unlucky that I have an i5 processor from 2014, which allows me to notice performance issues.

Hello Quentin, There are also two issues I noticed that are of notable annoyance that do not occur with jaws. 1. In finereader15, but also older versions, in the main window, when arrowing through the

Ok what I am about to say might make some folks angry but. Why did it take so long to fix NVDA and microsoft word lag issues? This has been an issue ever since I used Microsoft office, with NVDA, and