Get Expert Advice on How to Purchase Your Next Computer
If you're in the market for a new computer there's help available in a short booklet written by Dawn Brown, who has over a decade of experience helping thousands of clients with all types of computers. Just published in digital format, this short 'ho
Online, September 17, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Currently, it is estimated that 600 million computer users are still relying on Windows XP desktops and laptops for home and office use. In mid April of 2014, Microsoft will discontinue support for the XP operating system, and it will no longer meet security standards common in the industry. Yet many computer users are still holding onto these machines which cannot keep up with the fast pace of the internet today, dreading having to go out and put themselves at the mercy of the geeks in the electronics department in order to buy a new computer. Many feel that they have no idea of what to buy and are afraid of paying too much or getting something that won't meet their needs. This short book was designed to inform in simple language those thinking about making a new computer purchase. It offers help with determining which features are important for different types of use and makes recommendations about what to look for in a device that most people use at least briefly every day. In just a few short chapters, 'Your Next Computer' will provide readers with everything necessary to know about purchasing a new desktop or laptop, as well as what's not necessary to worry about.
Written especially for the technically challenged, 'Your Next Computer' simplifies the hieroglyphics of technology. It is simple and easy to understand, with no frills and no 'geek speak'. It includes sections on how to set up the computer after purchasing, how to connect to the internet, install printers, and copy files from an old machine to a new one. Extras include troubleshooting tips and a glossary of technology terms. Available in digital download at dawnbrownbooks.com.
The author is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and is Comptia A+ certified. She has more than a decade of expertise troubleshooting computer problems on tens of thousands of devices for small business, government, non-profit, and home users.
For more information about the book or the author, see dawnbrownbooks.com
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