Minimum You Need From A Laptop Computer

Need this to connect two printer to my laptop.

5 stars as an entry level tripod. If it is something you are only going to use a few times per year then this is the tripod for you.

This is a well made cord for tethering your camera to your computer. However, it needs to be at a minimum ten feet longer.

Performs well. I was amazed at how the printer set itself up with communicating with the computer with minimum action on my part.

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.

I used the tool to assemble a Laptop computer.

At first it wouldn't work. It turns out that the battery was low and you need a 2A charger minimum (so connecting it to a computer normally won't work, neither will many cheap chargers). Once it was properly charged it cnnected properly to the phone and worked. The process was painless and even had some personalization options such as changing the color of the light. The images are nice, the colors aren't perfect but then neither were those on old polaroid instant photos.

My old ASUS laptop died after serving me well for nearly five years with minimum downtime. I decided to build a desktop and selected this MB. Installation was a breeze, and all the relevant pins are in good locations for cable management.

just got my unit a few days ago and the installation was fool-proof. you just open up your laptop and just stick the RAM into the existing slot. it can only go one way. in game performance improved by a minimum of 20fps. already got an existing 16gb ram inside and this RAM made it 32gb. In PUBG, i got an fps increase from 70-80 to 80-100 consistently. in Hunt Showdown (the game is very unoptimised) i got an increase from an avg of 50 to a minimum fps of no lower than 60fps. so bois and gurls, dual channel config is the way to go for gaming. but you'll see most of the fps increase in lower settings rather than high. i can say much about other activities cause i mainly just game on my laptop.

Put a 16-year-old fellow together with a notebook computer...and you NEED some kind of extended coverage.