Filed Under (Laptop) by lang on 14-12-2009
To replace the broken LCD screen of laptop is a really upset thing, while if when we have replaced the broken LCD screen with a new one and assumed that everything is ok, and when you boot your laptop, the new screen is still out of work, it must make you go insane, what’s the problem? What can we do for it? If you encounter these things, now be relax, I will tell you what the problem is. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed Under (Laptop) by lang on 09-10-2009
If you want to buy a Acer laptop, Acer Aspire One AOD250-1116 Netbook is one of the most popular Acer laptop with best price and powerful fuction. Now I will introuduce to you briefly.Aspire One AOD250-1116 Netbook has becomed more smooth and attrative while its near full-size keyboard and elegant signature black bezel surrounding the glossy 10.1-inch screen is still maintaining. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed Under (Laptop) by lang on 07-10-2009
Are you interested in a laptop , do you want to get one ? If you do ,I ’d like to recommend this one–Lenovo thinkpad x200. Lenovo thinkpad x200 portable notebook is popular for its beautiful design and multi-function. It has excellent quality for built-in System Update that is easy to update software. Now, let us have a brief review: Read the rest of this entry »
Filed Under (Laptop, Review) by jia on 27-09-2009
The Lenovo ThinkPad SL500 comes with 15.4-inch display which has a resolution of 1280×800 or 1680×1050 pixels, and a glossy or mate coating. It equips with the Intel GMA X4500 integrated graphics or the NVIDIA GeForce 9300M 256MB dedicated video card, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, up to 320GB of hard drive space, and the optional Intel Turbo Memory 2GB module for better responsiveness. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed Under (Laptop) by Hemon on 28-04-2009
I always pull the battery before I work on any laptop or notebook. The last thing you need is for your Dell to power up while you’re taking it apart. I’m taking apart this Dell Latitude for the sake of illustrating an example, but it’s not something you normally want to undertake without first troubleshooting the screen failure. The first challenge for getting into the Dell and checking connections replacing the screen or backlight is to find the screws. Like all laptops I’ve seen lately, the Latitude has four screws hidden under rubber pads at the corners of the screen.
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