Town Talk: Dave the Computer Guy
Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg in downtown Fredericksburg talks about virus protection, protecting your home or
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Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg in downtown Fredericksburg talks about virus protection, protecting your home or
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$249 That Acer Chromebook 314. What do you get for $250? A generous 14-inch display, 64 gigabytes of storage and a meager 4 GB of RAM and slow Celeron N4000 processing chip. But if your little student is just doing Google Docs, Gmail and spreadsheets on the Chromebook, they won't find themselves hobbled by the Celeron chip, which many consumers have associated with ultra-slow performance over the years, Pisano notes. $450-600 Pisano says a Windows 10 computer in this price range will do the basics for many people. Anything less expensive will probably be slower and disappointing to people,...
>> i want to explain an idea that we have here. we've found a market for software. small businesses are willing to pay a lot of money for u.s. software. we can give him 50% for his support. that will be the partnership. >> at first he was a little guarded because he wasn't sure why i didn't just purchase the software from him and sell it to my customers without his knowledge. my story was i needed to have somebody that could troubleshoot. i'm not a computer guy. we're interested in acquiring his support for the software that we purchase. that's what we would need from him. if we had questions,...
The computer guy. you don't understand this. every question was sort of poorly phrased from his point of view. you need the tech guy to say, i know what you're getting at. how can i help you do it? you don't need the tech guy to say, you used the wrong protocol. that's how i felt the hearing went. >> he kept asking everybody to clarify. he must have known the ether. >> that's exactly it. >> he talked about the european model and others talked about the european model. is that something we should be looking at where people default to not giving information, they have access to know where their ...