Comments for niels andersen - personal blog http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com neat observations from a series of tubes Sun, 03 Aug 2008 20:09:59 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Return to blogging by Laura Adams http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/2008/07/13/return-to-blogging/#comment-26 Laura Adams Sun, 03 Aug 2008 20:09:59 +0000 http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/?p=41#comment-26 Mr Geek, Do you reckon the iphone is something I should be looking into for the international calling/texting aspect? I've looked into it a little bit and was thinking of getting an O2 sim card to stick in it along with an American one... What do you think? Mr Geek, Do you reckon the iphone is something I should be looking into for the international calling/texting aspect? I’ve looked into it a little bit and was thinking of getting an O2 sim card to stick in it along with an American one… What do you think?

]]> Comment on Unboxing and size comparisons with the HP 2133 mini note by Kate http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/unboxing-and-size-comparisons-with-the-hp-2133-mini-note/#comment-25 Kate Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:09:45 +0000 http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/?p=32#comment-25 This computer has both pros and cons. The design is attractive with a comfortable key board for typing and the design gives the computer an excellent slant for typing. It is much more comforable than computers that sit flat. The portabilty is excellent. The screen is clear, easy to read (after fonts are changed to a bigger size for people who need a litle help seeing up close)The hard drive is a good size. No complaints there. The mouse pad took some gettig use to. I found it hard to adjust it so it could be controlled without frustration. The right and left keys being split on both sides of the mouse is inconvient but liveable. I found it to be a bit slow, which supprised me with the memory it has, and desided to remove Windows Vista Business(which I don't like anyway)I put XP Professional on the computer. It made all the difference in the world. It sped up the computer greatly. The processor may just not be equipped to run Windows Vista well. At any rate the trade off was alright as Vista in my opinion is nothing but problems anyway. Videos run fine on it. The sound is good. I did not have the issue with videos that another person has complained about in his or her review. The machine gets a bit warm so be aware that operating it in your lap means being mindful of not blocking the vents on the bottom. It also has a vent on the left side but I would not recommend ignoring those bottom vents with the way the computer becomes warm. It has Office 2007 on the computer but it is only a trial version which runs out. I simply put my 2003 version on the computer and uninstalled the 2007 version. I don't find this to be a con as hardly any computers come with Office to begin with. For the manner in which I will be using it for my business travel I find it to be an overall nice computer. It is a travel computer only as I have a 17 inch HP for home use. I am happy with this computer after the change I made in operating systems and will look forward to using it on the road. I love <a href="http://astore.amazon.com/hp.2133.mini-note.review.price.sale.cheap.buy-20" rel="nofollow">HP 2133</a> . This computer has both pros and cons. The design is attractive with a comfortable key board for typing and the design gives the computer an excellent slant for typing. It is much more comforable than computers that sit flat. The portabilty is excellent. The screen is clear, easy to read (after fonts are changed to a bigger size for people who need a litle help seeing up close)The hard drive is a good size. No complaints there.

The mouse pad took some gettig use to. I found it hard to adjust it so it could be controlled without frustration. The right and left keys being split on both sides of the mouse is inconvient but liveable.

I found it to be a bit slow, which supprised me with the memory it has, and desided to remove Windows Vista Business(which I don’t like anyway)I put XP Professional on the computer. It made all the difference in the world. It sped up the computer greatly. The processor may just not be equipped to run Windows Vista well. At any rate the trade off was alright as Vista in my opinion is nothing but problems anyway.

Videos run fine on it. The sound is good. I did not have the issue with videos that another person has complained about in his or her review.

The machine gets a bit warm so be aware that operating it in your lap means being mindful of not blocking the vents on the bottom. It also has a vent on the left side but I would not recommend ignoring those bottom vents with the way the computer becomes warm.

It has Office 2007 on the computer but it is only a trial version which runs out. I simply put my 2003 version on the computer and uninstalled the 2007 version. I don’t find this to be a con as hardly any computers come with Office to begin with.

For the manner in which I will be using it for my business travel I find it to be an overall nice computer. It is a travel computer only as I have a 17 inch HP for home use. I am happy with this computer after the change I made in operating systems and will look forward to using it on the road.

I love HP 2133 .

]]> Comment on X number of reasons why I sold my Eee… by budget UMPC roundup « niels på nettet http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/2008/02/03/x-number-of-reasons-why-i-sold-my-eee/#comment-8 budget UMPC roundup « niels på nettet Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:11:54 +0000 http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/?p=11#comment-8 [...] and storage size is creeping upwards as well. Judging by my own experience with the Eee (that I blogged about here) this is a good thing. It’s a pain in the ass to fit your stuff into 4GB of storage and even [...] [...] and storage size is creeping upwards as well. Judging by my own experience with the Eee (that I blogged about here) this is a good thing. It’s a pain in the ass to fit your stuff into 4GB of storage and even [...]

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]]> Comment on Office for Mac: The software equivalent of a hot dumb blonde? by Geek Lectures - Things geeks should know about » Blog Archive » Office for Mac: The software equivalent of a hot dumb blonde? http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/2008/01/03/office-for-mac-the-software-equivalent-of-a-hot-dumb-blonde/#comment-2 Geek Lectures - Things geeks should know about » Blog Archive » Office for Mac: The software equivalent of a hot dumb blonde? Thu, 03 Jan 2008 21:00:48 +0000 http://nielsandersen.wordpress.com/2008/01/03/office-for-mac-the-software-equivalent-of-a-hot-dumb-blonde/#comment-2 [...] Ari Blackthorne wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptVarious blogs are posting reviews of the new Office for Mac 2008 which according to Wired is due to be released the week of the 14th of January. For all of us who’ve taken the plunge to intel macs this is good news. Office 2004 was unbearably slow under Rosetta and the beta that I’ve tried feels a lot more responsive on my Macbook. So far so good. But what about the functionality? Microsoft and Apple both use the Mac Business Unit as an indication that Microsoft is committed to releasing software for the Mac. We mac-users are even special enough that we merit our very own releases. We are also so nice and visual and creative that we don’t care about not having VBscript in Excel or a host of other things that our office pack just doesn’t do. Is Microsoft dumbing it’s Mac:Office down to make sure the Mac will never […] [...] [...] Ari Blackthorne wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptVarious blogs are posting reviews of the new Office for Mac 2008 which according to Wired is due to be released the week of the 14th of January. For all of us who’ve taken the plunge to intel macs this is good news. Office 2004 was unbearably slow under Rosetta and the beta that I’ve tried feels a lot more responsive on my Macbook. So far so good. But what about the functionality? Microsoft and Apple both use the Mac Business Unit as an indication that Microsoft is committed to releasing software for the Mac. We mac-users are even special enough that we merit our very own releases. We are also so nice and visual and creative that we don’t care about not having VBscript in Excel or a host of other things that our office pack just doesn’t do. Is Microsoft dumbing it’s Mac:Office down to make sure the Mac will never […] [...]

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