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Building Your Own Computer

By Bruno Auger On 9 Comments

Have you ever wonder how is it like to build a computer by yourself? Well a lot of people might think of it as a challenge. But in reality it is simple contrary to what others might think. This article will discuss the basics of building a computer.

To start things off you need to decide what kind of PC you would like. Do you go for the inexpensive kind for the kids? Or maybe you want a PC that is awesome in gaming? Maybe you will use the PC as an entertainment center? Unfortunately you cannot build a computer that is suited for every type of job so just select components that will be adequate for your intended use.


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Basic Computer Lingo

By Bruno Auger On 5 Comments

Although the computer has been around for so many years, a lot of people are still intimidated in using this. Perhaps it may be easy for the rest of the connected populace but for the uninitiated it could become their worst experience. To understand or use anything, you need to know the basic terms that are associated with it. In this case when you ask someone to teach you about using a computer you will not get lost in those technological jargon. We have listed some terms and definitions that is commonly use in the world of computers.

First up let’s define "Hardware". This refers to the physical aspect of the computer. As the term implies these are the hard things that you could touch and feel. Commonly associated with this is the “Software”. The software is the application that helps you to use the computer in the way you want. You will need computer software to write letters, browse the internet, listen to music, or watch a movie. Software oftentimes comes from CD-rom disc or could sometimes be taken from the internet. A good example of software is the Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Microsoft Word program.


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