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| 332 pages | 2005-11-10 | PDF | 8 Mb * Choose the right software for your needs
* Pick the right peripherals, including monitor, printer, scanner, modem, keyboard, and more
* Spend “extra” money strategically to get more computer power for your buck
* Choose disk drives, including info on CD-ROM, DVD, Floppy, Zip, and flash memory cards
* Be sure you get support 
* Choose the right software for your needs
* Pick the right peripherals, including monitor, printer, scanner, modem, keyboard, and more
* Spend “extra” money strategically to get more computer power for your buck
* Choose disk drives, including info on CD-ROM, DVD, Floppy, Zip, and flash memory cards
* Be sure you get support
Written by Dan Gookin, the author of DOS for Dummies, the bestseller that spawned the entire
line of For Dummies books, plus many other For Dummies big sellers, Buying a Computer For
Dummies is updated to incorporate the latest technologies. It covers processor upgrades, flat
panel displays, new peripherals, laptops, tablet PCs, wireless systems, and more. You’ll find
information on:
* Choosing a digital camera and getting images from it into your computer
* Getting a network card (NIC) for a broadband modem if you want the fastest Internet
connection
* Making the right decisions: CRT or LCD monitor? Laser printer or ink jet? Wired network or
wireless?
* Software for word processing, databases, desktop publishing, home budgeting, spreadsheets,
graphics. and more
* Essential utilities, including antivirus, anti-spyware, and firewall software.
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