I read an article in the Washington Post yesterday about the Hubble Space Telescope mission. It was fascinating. Not only for the fact that it talked about space, but it told a story of perseverance and ingenuity. The article also reminded me of the common thread everyone from astronauts to accountants face when dealing with technology: it breaks.
As people hold their breath intently anticipating the economy’s next move, the last thing they need to worry about is replacing or repairing a computer. Personally, a computer crash is one of the last things I want to happen, seeing as computers are a major part of my livelihood — as they are for most everybody nowadays. So if, like me, you want to cut down on costly repairs and replacements, then regular and efficient computer maintenance is the answer. But don’t worry, it’s easier than you think. (more…)
If you’re like me, you don’t particularly enjoy having to “call in the experts.” Yet, in an increasingly tech-centric world, it’s just hard to keep up with the leaps and bounds by which technology advances. Thankfully, there are a few tips regarding computer repair that might help you save face before having to alert the Geek Squad.
These days companies are freezing additional expenditures and the average American is tightening their belt. New isn’t necessarily the buzz word it once was as people are finding creative as well as traditional ways to make things last longer. This is especially true for big-ticket purchases (computers, electronics, cars) where making them last an extra year longer than planned has the potential to save some much needed cash in the short term.
