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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Desktops >Open Question Bryan H Member since:March 18, 2008Total points:172 (Level 1)I'm looking to buy an Iconia Tablet (10.1" Display 16GB Storage Memory) it has 1GB of RAM but I wanted to know if I can expand that to either 2 or 3? Is it possible or would doing that void the warranty?
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by Breezy Member since:April 08, 2010Total points:5,006 (Level 5)its going to void the warranty I'm pretty sure its not expandable

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So I'm looking for a new laptop for school. I have never purchased one in the past so I have very little idea about what to get. so it has come down to the PC vs mac debate. I want an all around computer and i want to be able to game on it to with no lag sort of deal. I have asked around and people tell me that if i run windows on the mac then it will run PC games no problem but then i consider that for the price of a mac i could buy a top of the line PC I am also wondering if the graphics card in the current mac book pro is a good graphics card or is it just some default piece of crap. the games i wan to run if you are wondering are anything in the total war series to date and a few new games coming out in about a year or so for the PCs i was considering a dell xps 15 or some Hp one i forget what its called but it has beats audio i think its from the "envy" series.

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I would definitely suggest going with a full-sized laptop because, as said before, minis are really awful. I would not suggest buying a used laptop unless it's from someone you know and trust because there could be any number of malware or even hardware problems with the computer that may cost you more and more money to repair.

Between HP and Dell, it really just depends on the specs of the computer. If it were between two with the same specs, I would personally choose Dell, but HP is a fine computer as well. It also depends for which purposes you will be using the computer. Just distinguish which one has better hardware for the price you are getting. Also, if you're getting a used one, check which software they already have installed on it, which may tip the favor of your getting it and not having to spend another few hundred on software. I'm assuming for $300, you should want around a 2GHz processor, graphics card I don't think is significant for your purposes if you aren't gaming on it, 1 or 2 GB of RAM, and however much storage you want on the hard drive.

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You need something simple like this:

http://astore.amazon.com/cyprecompu-20/detail/B002H3BSCM

There are more expensive types of things out there that can actually record the video, but this will at least let you watch it.

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I am looking at buying some Mac ram, 8 gb pack. I found some online.. apple store was super expensive, but I found some Kingston Ram for way cheaper. Wondering if this is any good?
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Modules-1066MHz-KTA-MB1066K2-8G/dp/B001PS9UKW/ref=pd_cp_e_0
Oh I have a iMac 20inch early 2009 version..Someone said these cost over a grand on apple????30 minutes ago

thanks.. i did read a few. reviews looked good, just wondering if I could get a more personal opinion.. cause these are a LOT cheaper than on apple like 75%10 minutes ago

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