How to make Chinese characters on a HongKong-bought Dell laptop be converted to English?
Hi guys! My in-laws are from here in Manila as well but when they visited HongKong, a family member gave us their "used" Dell notebook. It's a DELL INSPIRON - with Chinese characters! How do I go about converting it to English? Thanks!
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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ask them, or somebody else who knows mandarin to switch it. or go on another computer and see the process for changing the language and do it on the laptop
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
which is the cheapest place to buy laptops..thailand,singapore or hongkong
which is the cheapest place to buy laptops..thailand,singapore or hongkong ?
ummmmmmmmm we get laptops in india costly so kindly suggest if one is visiting abroad which of these places offer cheapest laptops..hongkong,thailand or singapore ? also why and pls inform market locations and international warranty if u have any clue..
Thailand - 3 Answers
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Id say Beijing, China. Thailands laptops arent very reliable. Everythings made in china anywayy my dads bought a few cheapies out in Beijing and their great!
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Definitely not Thailand, although prices have come down recently (like everywhere else) computers are expensive in Thailand due to high import tariffs. Singapore and Hong Kong are both duty free ports and have better prices and better selection. Check out Wanchai Computer City or the Mongkok Computer Centre in HK or Sim Lim Square in Singapore.
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I've seen Acer laptops for sale at Tesco Lotus stores for 13,000 baht-368.723 USD
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ummmmmmmmm we get laptops in india costly so kindly suggest if one is visiting abroad which of these places offer cheapest laptops..hongkong,thailand or singapore ? also why and pls inform market locations and international warranty if u have any clue..
Thailand - 3 Answers
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Id say Beijing, China. Thailands laptops arent very reliable. Everythings made in china anywayy my dads bought a few cheapies out in Beijing and their great!
2 :
Definitely not Thailand, although prices have come down recently (like everywhere else) computers are expensive in Thailand due to high import tariffs. Singapore and Hong Kong are both duty free ports and have better prices and better selection. Check out Wanchai Computer City or the Mongkok Computer Centre in HK or Sim Lim Square in Singapore.
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I've seen Acer laptops for sale at Tesco Lotus stores for 13,000 baht-368.723 USD
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Is a flexidrive (6xSDcard slot) as good as an SSD drive
Is a flexidrive (6xSDcard slot) as good as an SSD drive?
I came across something odd called a Sharkoon SSD Flexi-drive, wich apparently is a flexible way of making an SSD drive, letting you use SD(HD) cards in raid behind a SATA controller, making it seem like the ultimate cheapskate way to make your laptop/netbook shakeproof. ;) Like this: http://www.databyte.nl/foto.asp?img=\productinformatie\illustraties\Harddisken\sharkoon_flexi-drive_s2s_4.jpg Has anyone got a clue at how reliable this stuff is? Is it fast? Will it last me more then a week when I bully it with for instance games and movies? It doesnt seem very feasible to me, but im checking it with you guys before taking the bait and buying a sack fo cheap 8GB SSD cards from hongkong. :P
Other - Hardware - 1 Answers
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I wouldn't put my stuff on cheap drives, but it'll still work
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I came across something odd called a Sharkoon SSD Flexi-drive, wich apparently is a flexible way of making an SSD drive, letting you use SD(HD) cards in raid behind a SATA controller, making it seem like the ultimate cheapskate way to make your laptop/netbook shakeproof. ;) Like this: http://www.databyte.nl/foto.asp?img=\productinformatie\illustraties\Harddisken\sharkoon_flexi-drive_s2s_4.jpg Has anyone got a clue at how reliable this stuff is? Is it fast? Will it last me more then a week when I bully it with for instance games and movies? It doesnt seem very feasible to me, but im checking it with you guys before taking the bait and buying a sack fo cheap 8GB SSD cards from hongkong. :P
Other - Hardware - 1 Answers
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I wouldn't put my stuff on cheap drives, but it'll still work
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