Showing posts with label processor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label processor. Show all posts

Monday, April 13, 2009

DYMO Label Manager


Use it on its own - or, with an advanced interface between your PC and DYMO software - for labeling files, shelving, cabinets, drawers, office doors, signage, CDs and other media, tools, plugs, cables and more. This exciting innovation in high-performance, yet quiet thermal label printing combines cutting-edge design, unparalleled functionality, ease of use and economical thermal printing. Conveniences include an automatic cutter for added speed, large typewriter-style keyboard with over-sized keys and an eye-saving LCD display with large characters.


Price: $101.00

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Friday, May 02, 2008

When is the time to Upgrade your PC?


I have been using my Pentium 4 2.0 PC for over 5 years now and it makes me wonder, is it time to upgrade it? I have been seeing various new computers in the market today like the dual core Pentium processors and new memory chip modules. But while I am a real sucker for gadgets and computer stuff, the thought crossed my mind.

Performance wise, I am content with my computer as of to date. It helps me do the necessary things such as the usual word processing and spreadsheet things and some minor graphic designing details for offline everyday work. But when it comes to software requirements, sooner or later the hardware will need to be changed.

Price-wise, it seems reasonable to upgrade to a new one today. But one thing I am likewise considering is only getting a new CPU because my 15" Acer AL1706 LCD monitor can still be used.

Perhaps a little bit more of waiting. Technology changes fast and of all things I would hate is seeing new specifications after buying a new one just now. Well that’s technology for you!