Which is the newest apple laptop I could buy?
What are some cool accessories for it?
If I were to buy a iPod, say a song just came out that day, do i have to pay for it on iTunes?

http://www.apple.com/getamac/whichmac/ - Newest macs - Although, Apple is on the verge of updating the entire line of computers, so dont buy yet.

You dont have to buy the music from iTunes to play the song on the ipod. The music can come from anywhere.

alternatively, you could install a wifi card in your PC and enable the internet connexion sharing on your pc.

Any help will be appreciable
Thanks in advance

that is fairly simple… you need to configure your system in Dial up networking ….username and pw is usually same as your mobile no. and dialling out no. you have to check with your mobile co. just add these three informations and you are ready to use your mobile for internet.
I had been using Reliance their dialling out no. is #777 so different ISPs use diffferent no. so asked you to check with your mobile co. ask TATA, Docomo and Airtel…. just fill in the Dial up networking configuration and you are ready to browse internet.

They are 5 years past their expiration date. Of course you’re having problems. As programs are updated and improved, they require more advanced technology.

You can, however, restructure your network by investing in a server system and using Citrix, a terminal services based system. With Citrix, the user logs into the server from the local terminal and runs the programs from the server, not the local machine. Since the local machine is only used for video display & keyboard/mouse input, you can use older. slower machines. And upgrading the programs is easier (and less time consuming) because you only do it on the server.

This link will help you find a qualified company in your area about Citrix.

http://www.citrix.com/partners/locator

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I would advise you to get in contact with the Palace of Versailles my dear lady.

* Software, including the operating system and software added to the Dell-branded hardware products through our factory-integration system, third-party software, or the reloading of software
* Non-Dell branded products and accessories
* Problems that result from:
External causes such as accident, abuse, misuse, or problems with electrical power
Servicing not authorized by Dell
Usage that is not in accordance with product instructions
Failure to follow the product instructions or failure to perform preventive maintenance
Problems caused by using accessories, parts, or components not supplied by Dell
* Products with missing or altered Service Tags or serial numbers
* Products for which Dell has not received payment
* Normal wear and tear

so that pretty much sums that if anything happens, you cant call them for anything, so is it worth registering my computer at all?

Yes, it’s worth registering your system. Without it, you won’t be able to get free repairs or replacements. In the past, I have had to replace simple things like a keyboard, a mouse, but also a hard drive and memory card on brand new systems. The above lists are just ways to minimize the company budget against something being sent out unnecessarily.

I worked for a big computer company, and we got quite a number of unneeded items sent out because the techs didn’t check for basic things like cables being plugged in, software issues, and the like. About 30% could have been fixed by phone or chat; that can translate into a several million dollars worth of hardware, shipping, and company time. That’s why you get bugged sometimes to do some redundant things that you already did, like check plugs and remove buggy software. Regardless, once the tech or whoever finds out your system isn’t working, they replace it for you. They won’t sit there and determine how many times you had a pot of coffee next to your keyboard, or how your 2 year old stuck a small toy in your drive. Heck, don’t even tell them. Don’t tell them any details! Just tell them it stopped working, they send you another one.

Finally, you don’t usually have to register right away. In many cases, depending on the company, you can wait a month or two, which gives you ample time to break in your system. Adjust the date of purchase from one month to several weeks ago, and if they somehow find out from a receipt, just tell them you had major problems bringing back the system over and over again. They will think you had so many problems to begin with, they’ll want to make you happy.

Good luck!