A Complete List Of Accessories For Your Laptop

The demand for laptop accessories is growing steady. People are

constantly looking for new accessories that go with their
laptops. Popular laptop accessories are nothing more than some
special add-on's or additional gadgets attached to the original
setup of your laptop which makes working of your machine more
smoother. Especially for the travelers it is a boon as they can
stay productive even while on the roads.

With the burgeoning demand of laptop accessories coupled with a
fray of these available gadgets in the market, you have many
options at your disposable. The most common and the top most
accessories available for your laptops are:

• Bags: The right kind of bag is very essential for your
laptop, as it is the outer most protective shield. The bag
should be sturdy enough to bear the weight of your machine.

• Note Book Security Cables: Preventing your dream machine from
theft is a very important concern. This lightweight cable wraps
around the stationary device and then locks the security slot of
your laptop. If your machine does not have an in-built security
slot, then an optional glue-on adapter comes with no extra
charges.

• Portable Hood: This necessary equipment improves the screen
visibility by eliminating glare and also reduces eye strain. The
shade also works as a privacy screen concealer of your
confidential documents.

• Laptop Mouse: If you are tired of scrolling your finger over
those hard touch pad, there comes an optical mouse at your
service, both wireless and wired, suiting your requirements.

• Mobile Printers: It is yet another important accessory needed
for your machine. It makes you independent wherein comes the
matter of taking printouts of the important documents for your
immediate use.

• Laptop Desk Version: This particular accessory is engineered
for the heavier laptops in order to give relaxation to your legs
on a journey, coupled with five typing positions and a rubber
surface.

• Podium Cool Pad: This add-on provides heat dissipation and a
360 degree rotation benefit along with helping you to adjust
your laptop keyboard.

• Headset Microphones: It gives you the benefit to control your
output.

• Speakers: Apart from the inbuilt speakers, using external
speakers gives you an extra edge at time of meetings and
presentations.

• Portable USB Handy Lite: This gadget is a convenient way to
illuminate your laptop keyboard when the light is poor.

• Earbud Headphones: It is an important accessory for the
telecommuters. It is small and compact and is also able to
filter out the background noises.

• Multi Power Car Charger: Multi Power Car Charger is a very
useful accessory for those who spend most of the time working on
laptops in their cars.

• USB Handy Fan: It is a perfect accessory for your laptop in
hot and humid environments, which helps to create a gentle and
refreshing breeze.

• DVB-T-USB Stick: with this add-on in your laptop, you can
watch and record TV and radio shows.

• USB Number Pad: It is a USB hub with two additional USB parts
that helps you to connect to more USB devices. This gadget helps
you to work more quickly, easily and accurately on the spread
sheets.

• USB Numeric Pad: It is a 19-key device which offers an
instant benefit to the notebook users.

• Web Camera: An accessory which you can use to stay in touch
with your friends by seeing them.

• Phone to PC recorder: It helps you to connect to your
telephone handset with your laptop's sound card, enabling you to
record the telephonic conversations.

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Do I Need A Laptop Internal WIFI Antenna?

In order to enhance the capability of the wireless cards of the
laptops, different manufacturers provide an additional feature
of internal wi-fi antenna. This is nothing but a wireless
antenna used to increase the range of the wireless
communication. The advent of internet as a formidable tool of
communication has made its demand more, hence the need for
innovation in the category. The laptop wi fi antenna is a
product of the innovative advancement. The ease of surfing the
internet from the luxury of your house without any wired
connection, has made this product very popular.
These internal antennas are easy to use; they are stretched
full on top of the screen when operational. They can be folded
back when not in use.

Classification of WiFi Laptop Antenna

We can classify the antennas into two categories on the basis
of compatibility with interface wireless cards.

There is a category of antennas, which are easily compatible
with in built networking cards, and there also exists second
category of antennas (which the buyer should be aware of), which
are not compatible with the cards.

There are numerous benefits of designing and using internal
wi-fi antennas. Since it enhances the length of the access
areas, these type of antennas are suitable for mobile devices.
Consider the following scenario where there is a connection of
wi-fi in the room but there are some obstacles between antennas
and the source, which are disturbing the incoming signals. To
overcome this difficulty we can either move the obstacle (which
seems to be not feasible in real life) or have an antenna, which
is internal to your laptop and move laptop somewhere else. Hence
internal wi-fi antennas are very crucial in day-to-day life of
Internet addicted people. It is also useful if someone wants to
speed up its Internet connection without paying for the extra
interface cards. For more info see http://www.topwifireviews.com
on Wi-Fi.

While buying the internal antennas the buyers should keep
certain things in mind.

Firstly the buyer should be aware of the configuration of the
interface card and whether the antenna, which he/she is buying,
is compatible with the wireless card.

Since there are various types and varieties of internal
antennas available in the market, the various requirements and
needs of the antenna should be analyzed. The antenna which we
are buying should be able to make the life and work of the buyer
much simpler rather than wasting his/her time and energy in
installing the internal wireless antenna. Hence the antenna that
meets all of the requirements and is also available at
reasonable price should be considered for buying.

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Your Complete Guide To Laptop Security

Laptops are commonplace today as they provide the users with an
easy environment to work in. The features of mobility,
technology and the capability of storing large information make
these machines a must have ins. Losing a laptop often doesn't
matter as much as the fear of losing the data it contains. In
order to secure your precious information carrier, putting a
security programme in place is thus a must for the individual
and the organization on the whole.

Whenever there is a laptop theft, only a few of the culprits
are concerned about the data it contains but more are concerned
with its digital treasures like the hard drives. By selling them
they seek quick profits. This article is devoted on how you can
secure your laptop and will give you a brief overview on how
users can prevent laptop thefts.

With the increasing number of laptop thefts, people have become
more concerned about their possession. To support this there is
available a wide range of security products depending on your
requirements. Of which the most important is the users self
security. You should be very careful with your machine while
traveling. The others security means are:

Laptop Security Cables: It is the most cheapest and effective
security measure available in the market. Laptop Security Cables
are light weight cables that wrap around a stationary device and
lock the security slot of your laptop. If your laptop is not
equipped with a built-in security slot, an optional glue-on
adapter is available at no extra charges.

Laptop Safes: They are the most convenient security gadget
available to you while you are traveling. A must have in
especially for the travelers! Your machine is transported safely
in a sturdy trunk in your very own vehicle.

Technological Solutions: In this category you have a wide array
of products, ranging from motor sensors to theft alarms,
depending on your requirements.

Track IT: This product helps create a "maximum separate zone"
around both the user and the laptop. As soon as you move out of
the range of your machine, the alarm rings and once back within
the range, it stops. It is an ideal solution for preventing
thefts in crowded areas. But the interference from the
environment such as the metal beams and other radio sources is a
drawback to this solution which reduces the usefulness of the
product. Another method is to opt for an alarm that relies on
the movement of the object that is attached to it. If the object
that is attached to the sensor is moved an alarm will be raised.

Caveo's Anti-Theft PCMCIA Card: This device monitors the
position of your laptop. There are sensors that detect the
movement of laptop outside the designated workforce, several
events can occur like the alarm will ring, where upon Caveo will
shut down and effectively lock the machine by preventing it from
booting without a proper action.

Password Protection: If you are running an operating system
that supports proper login settings, a password is a must.

Smart Cards: They are being used sparingly as they are an
efficient way to block access to people other than the user.

Encryption: Data encryption system protects information stored
in your laptops.

Biometrics: It provides another means of blocking access by
allowing only the users who authenticate their identity with
various physical characteristics such as the finger prints,
voice patterns or their retina scan.

These security products provide effective theft deterrents and
access controls but ultimately it all depends on the individual
user to prevent their laptop theft. Users need to be
specifically careful in the public locations.

But despite the progress in security products and applications,
the threat of laptop continues to grapple the minds of the
laptop owners.

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Securing Laptop Rentals, Server Rentals And Planning For Business Continui

The ability of an organization - business, government,
not-for-profit - to respond quickly to events that can rapidly
spiral into critical business issues can be the difference
between keeping a company's doors open and shutting them up –
perhaps permanently.

When a disaster strikes, be it the collapse of some or all of
the electricity grid or the emergence of an exotic bug like
SARS, a company that can quickly respond to events that none of
us can fully anticipate can make all the difference between a
business `disaster' with long-term, lasting consequences and a
short-term glitch that affects a company's bottom-line, but
doesn't necessarily erase it. Securing and setting up computer
hardware and software networks to replace existing networks that
become unavailable in the event disaster strikes is one, if not
the key issue.

A summary report on the current state of "disaster
preparedness" recently released by Forrester Research
(www.forrester.com) in collaboration with the Disaster Recovery
Journal (www.drj.com), underscores how unprepared most companies
are for the inevitable (albeit unpredictable) man-made or
natural disaster that will disrupt their business and
potentially cripple it – perhaps permanently.

Amongst an admittedly non-random sample of business executives
– respondents to the Forrester/DRJ survey were "decision-makers
or influencers in regards to planning and purchasing technology
and services related to disaster recovery", who actively read
and participate in business continuity and disaster preparedness
forums (in other words, informed industry insiders) – the
Forrester/DRJ shows that overall spending on disaster recovery
preparedness is low. Moreover, even for the companies these
industry insiders represent - companies that typically have
emergency backup plans - survey data indicates that only 1/3 of
these informed companies regularly test their emergency plans.
Industry best-practice recommends at least two full tests a
year.

The author once worked as a lawyer providing employment and
labor management advice to corporate clients, both large and
small. Two scenarios I witnessed come to mind. The first is when
I was a young articling student in my firm's labor department. A
senior lawyer stuck his head into my office late on a Tuesday
afternoon and in a fairly stressed voice told me to quickly pull
up anything that the local Occupational Health and Safety
Regulations said about exposure to asbestos in the workplace. A
contractor had been doing renovations at our client's premises
when a wall collapsed sending up a cloud of `friable asbestos
fiber" – a term, I was to find out, that means asbestos dust –
into the client's offices. Our initial reaction had been correct
according to the health and safety regulations. Get everyone out
of there and secure the site. The client's site was down for
almost two weeks.

The second scenario was when businesses in the Toronto-area
were shut down or curtailed operations dramatically for two
weeks when the arrival of the SARS virus raised alarm bells with
health authorities, hospitals and the media. Suddenly, I was our
firm's go-to-guy for employers, trolling the Chief Medical
Officer of Health's website, media resources, advisories and
dishing out advice to clients on how to isolate and prevent the
possible spread of an undetectable threat. We were all making
it up as we went along . . . real seat-of-the-pants stuff . . .
and the advice was predictably the same – "Don't come to the
main site if you can at all avoid it. Do business off-site."
Everyone was unprepared, then. Savvy management teams –
government and commercial – have been playing catch-up ever
since, preparing for when, not if, a similar yet unpredictable
scenario dictates that it is not `business as usual'.

Forrester/DJ's statistics, based on their survey respondents'
last five years of operations, indicate that "28% percent of
companies are likely to `declare disaster and failover to their
alternate site in a five-year time period." This does not
include scenarios where there are disruptions of operations at a
company's main site but not wholesale disasters where entire
business operations have to be moved off-site to an alternate
building or campus.

The key to a successful disaster recovery, or `DR' strategy,
therefore, is to be able to get people, hardware and data
resources quickly and efficiently up and running at a separate
geographic location. Forrester/DRJ notes that, "There is no
`rule of thumb' when it comes to the appropriate distance
between your data center and your recovery site." Spatial
separation is good and necessary, but ensuring that the hardware
and software components that your people require can be quickly
and efficiently assembled and configured for employees and
management to operate off-site can be a challenge.

The largest corporations have dedicated backup facilities,
fully operational and partially staffed for the inevitable. They
regularly rehearse their DR plan, although only a third of the
survey respondents say this is done twice per year as
recommended. And these are industry insiders whose focus is on
the unforeseeable.

Smaller companies, and companies where the IT infrastructure
that all companies have is not as business critical, tend to be
the organizations without formal DR plans and rehearsals. But
even these companies can efficiently plan for the unexpected.
Working with an equipment rental dealer that specializes in
business computer rentals – laptop rentals to replace
workstations that are temporarily inaccessible, server rentals
to which critical business data can quickly be transferred – as
well as the peripherals, set up assistance and maintenance
support for temporary worksites - is a great first step. It need
not be expensive or time-consuming to stage a mock trial for
getting rental laptops to employees and having your IT or
management-team transfer critical business data to rental
servers. Doing so periodically will highlight the glitches that
are likely to occur in inevitable disastrous scenarios where
everyone is flying by the seat of their pants to keep a business
running in what may seem like untenable circumstances.

The Forester/DR numbers show that amongst the surveyed
decision-makers or facilitators who have made it their business
to think in terms of disaster recovery and business continuity
in the face of the inevitable, only half of respondents expect
that they will be able to get the backup hardware and software
systems required for their "business-critical applications" up
and running in the first 30 hours following a disaster that
makes continued operations at their main site untenable. Another
34 percent anticipate it will take up to 80 hours post-disaster
to get critical business applications up and running, and 15% of
those surveyed figure that even with their degree of
preparedness it will take in excess of 80 hours to boot up their
business critical applications.

Break that 80 hours up into normal business days, and that is
over two weeks' time. Most businesses, large or small, cannot
afford to be without their critical business applications and
the hardware to run them for two weeks. Starting to formulate a
plan for what your company would do in the face of disaster need
not keep you up at night. Talking to an equipment rental dealer
who specializes in business computer rentals, laptop rentals and
server rentals and finding what equipment and technical support
you can acquire when your business is in the teeth of a storm is
a great first step in dealing with a disaster that will almost
unavoidably land on your desk on a Tuesday afternoon when you
least expect it to.

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Safeguarding Your Laptop

Breaking free from a traditional working environment to fly
alone with a mobile office on their back was a long-time dream
of the Baby Boomers who were born in the early 1960's and grew
old watching how science and technology began to skyrocket but
limited to the imaginary of television shows and films
portraying the wonders of gizmos and gadgets that became a
reality for the Generation X and Y, the wired teens of today.

Age does not really counts when it comes to mobile technology
and you and I know alike that in a every-day changing world like
this who does not get involved in the latest technology trends
is simply living in the past. We have seen how personal
computers took over a place in most households all over the
world, but portability would be the focal point in the 1990s
bringing handhelds and mobile phones.

Amidst this technology's commotion, laptops remained in the
dark as the long sought-after dream to carry on a light tool to
create and personalise our work on the go. Yes indeed, this is
my personal approach to introduce you to tech secrets to
safeguard your portable computer, but nonetheless interesting
realising how the turn of the century made of laptops our daily
companion after an obscure startup in the early 1970s, followed
by a slow evolution from notebook to the actual device's format
between the 1980s and early 1990s.

If you are like me, your laptop is being used as multipurpose
device at home and going to the school, at work or just having
fun in the outside world. For each of the different stages in
which your laptop performs the principal role in your life,
there is a safeguard measure to bear in mind. Like with PCs,
laptops are susceptible to data-stealing, data-loss and hackers
attack, though the small size and portability of this device
makes it vulnerable to physical thieving , that is why I am
going to summarise some of the methods to protect it.

If you are a College student you might know some security
basics to protect your laptop, whether posted on your campus or
passed on to you as a flier from other students. For those who
ignore these preventive measures, they focus generally on
keeping your laptop personalised by means of a unique sticker
applied anywhere on its surface, try laptop sleeves, a
light-weight alternative to laptop cases protecting your mobile
computer from exterior damage and keep it safely embraced when
you are going from one place to another. Jotting down in a safe
place your laptop's serial number and making instead a permanent
marking on its surface are also two useful measures that we will
discuss later.

Even though, there are also gizmos specially designed to
prevent your laptop from being stolen while you are carrying on
your device and they are relatively inexpensive including cable
locks that secure your laptop against casual thieves by means of
a built-in USS (Universal Security Slot) available in most
modern mobile computers. When it comes to work with your laptop
on a desktop, I would suggest a docking station that locks your
device to the surface you are working on. Going farther, have a
look at this Car Safe for Valuable and Laptop Computers which
might be a must for a full-time mobile office owner.

Moving on to data protection, I was reading at the Spy Gadget
Blog how Self-Destructing Laptop Aims to Protect Confidential
Data works by protecting the confidentiality of your data
through different levels, truly interesting but somewhat
expensive because of being a £10-monthly subscription service.
Although there are also tracking software that ping security
centres, this is also a subscription service so my budget
solution is a piece of software (Laptop Alarm) that enables an
alarm centre which not only triggers bells and whistles, but
freezes four basic functions that make unreachable your data in
the event of theft.

On the hi-tech end, some laptops come with biometrics
capability, meaning that your fingerprint can be used as
identification to logon in order to access your data. Even
though the risk of get your data exposed to a hacking attempt
make the information vulnerable to be retrieved by means of
viruses, Trojan horses, worms and other forms of malware sent to
your laptop by an open port or imperceptibly retrieved during
your regular online activities.

I will never visit websites in which my sensitive data would
have to be disclosed without activating a Firewall. This simple
measure integrated in most Operating Systems by default helps to
stop hackers attempting to connect to your laptop. Listen to me
when I say you must not simply install an anti-virus, you must
make sure to update its virus pattern o a regular basis since
hackers are always seeking new forms to retrieve or destroy your
data.

Luckily most anti-virus software comes with an auto-update
feature so do not turn it off. Anti-Virus, anti-malware and
anti-spyware are useful applications to protect any computer but
they might be annoying during scanning or updating processes. If
your laptop slows down simply adjust the settings to keep them
running as a background process and, if you are working with a
Windows Operating System with enhanced security measures, make
of them a valuable tool to protect your laptop's traveling data.

In my personal experience I'm always trying to add some
protection to my data by encrypting or password protecting
sensitive information in addition to the safeguard measures
described above. You can find more information on this matter by
paying a visit to popular downloads sites such as ZDNet.

We have learnt basic laptop safeguards but, what if everything
fails and your laptop is stolen? First of all, read carefully
the manual to find any manufacturer's remark on this matter. Do
you remember I told you that writing down you computer's serial
number will help you?. This is it, now you can report the theft
to both the laptop's customer care centre and the police
station.

Along with the laptop's serial number you will be questioned
about any physical characteristic that might identify your
computer from others. While stickers can be removed or
overlapped, if you opted for drawing o applying a permanent
marking on the laptop's surface this will help the officials to
report it and even get it back in no time with a little luck.

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4 Ways to Hang on to XP After the Cut-off Date

One of the most successful operating systems of all time is
retiring at the end of the month. Microsoft will stop selling
and licensing Windows XP to PC manufacturers.

I am sure the news could not come at a better time, after all
we have been through a lot together with Windows XP. The average
computer user has spent over 8000 hours using Windows XP and is
the system most used to the connect us to the Internet.

If you are not prepared to go down the path of upgrading to
Windows Vista, what are you options after the cut-off date other
than switching to Mac OS X or Linux?

Tech Support For Your XP Problems

In terms of getting support for the numerous technical issues
that XP users come across everyday, some form of support from
Microsoft will exist until at least 2014, so that gives you
another six years, although the support may be more difficult to
get hold of.

You may want to purchase a premium tech support service to get
around this problem or purchase software to keep your registry
in tact. Or you can search on tech forums as there is a good
chance if you have a problem that other users will also have the
same problem, far easier than asking Microsoft for support.

XP On Brand New Machines

Despite Microsoft denying that you won't be to purchase a
machine with XP after June 30th , the reality that you can as
the situation a little more complicated than that.

PC manufacturers who have an inventory of unused XP licenses
will still be able to sell machines with XP and the same also
goes for other PC retailers as well , who have surplus stock to
sell.

Switching Operating Systems

Downgrade rights are the second way for you to get your hands
on a new computer with XP. If a manufacturer has downgrade
rights from Microsoft, they'll be able to sell you a PC that
started on Vista, but which they downgraded to XP before they
sold it to you.

If this is the case, you'll be supplied with the discs for XP
and it's drivers, as well as the same discs for Vista, so you
can re-upgrade at a later date if you decide to. Dell have
confirmed that they will make this option open to customers, but
it only lasts out until January 31st next year.

'Limited Hardware Capabilities'

There is an alternative legal way of getting your hands on XP.
That is purchase a PC that has 'limited hardware capabilities,'
a term that Microsoft has phrased for machines that lack the
muscle power such as slow processor or limited memory, to run
Vista. Laptops such as the Asus EEE lack both processor power
and hard-disk space to run Windows Vista. Instead these machines
must run XP.

XP is Still Hanging On

To tell the truth, XP lives on. You can still buy it until at
least June 2010, which will probably be extended, and you'll
still get support until 2014. That's a long time to say goodbye
to your favorite operating system, although you need to be aware
that eventually you're going to have to make the switch.

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wrestling with a sick computer. To reclaim your dream machine
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Basics of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

What is SEO?

Search Engine Optimization is a step by step process in which a
web site is optimized to the expectations of Search Engines.

What is the relevance of Search Engines in Internet Marketing?

Search Engines are the link between the customer and the
product. They prioritise the websites according to their
relevance to the key word searched and thus direct the stream of
customers to different websites. Today studies show that almost
95% of the customers are finding their products using Search
Engines which means a site which is not listed in a Search
Engine or ranking low in a search engine is likely to get no
customers at all.

What is the need of SEO?

SEO is most relevant for online sellers and service providers.
The purpose of creating a web site is to get people visit it and
to get customers. 95% of the customers are using Search Engines
to find what they want. There may be a hundred or thousand
websites dealing with the same topic in internet. The search
pattern of customers shows that most of them refer only the
first one or two pages while searching for a product. So if a
website is not positioned in the first two pages of the Search
Engine it is less likely to get any customers. This shows the
importance of optimizing a web site. If a website is positioned
in one of the first two pages of search results it can have lot
of customers. The more the SERP (Search Engine Ranking position)
you have the better.

How SEO is done?

Search Engine Optimization is a step by step procedure. The
working of each Search Engine is based on a specially made
algorithm which ranks web sites according to certain factors
like keyword density, number of back links etc. In SEO theses
qualities of websites are optimized so that the web site ranks
better in search results. The first step to be done in
optimizing a web site is Keyword Analysis ie, finding the right
keyword for which the site is to be optimized. The keyword for a
web site depends on many factors. It depends on the purpose of
the web site, what the web site sell, the service it provides,
the nature of its business etc. For example for a web site
selling laptops the most appropriate keyword may be "buy
laptops". After analysing the keywords the second step is
Competition Analysis. Here the competition for each keyword is
analysed and the strategy of the competitors are found out.
Consider the above example. In internet there are lakhs of
websites selling laptops. So naturally the competition for this
keyword "buy laptops" is pretty high. On seeing the strategy of
the competitors who are already occupying the top positions in
Search Engines one can calculate the work needed to improve his
website's ranking position. It is always better to know what
your opponents are doing. After knowing this much one can start
his works like link building, PPC advertisement, Content
Optimization etc.

Cutting through the competition and getting high in the Search
Engines is not an easy task. It takes time and effort. Only
dedicated people can get good results through SEO. Seeing the
vastness of its opportunities there are many companies dedicated
for providing SEO services. Their services can be made available
a any time. For a web site SEO is as important as its design and
contents.

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