I travel sometimes on trains and planes and I’d like to have a computer with me. Netbooks are out of the question. I need a 15 inch screen because the macbook pro will be my primary computer and a 13 inch will be too small for constant use. So should I get a macbook air along with the macbook 15 inch or is it portable enough to travel with?
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Keychain style instant cellphone battery charger that everyone with portable electronics should own.
When you’re out of power, this innovative device steps in to give you up to 12 more hours of cellphone time. Perfect when you’re waiting for a really important call. Crucial when you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere. Indispensable when you need help . Plus its pink and white exterior makes it a nice fashion accessory too. How’s that for form and function?
Part backup battery, part USB charging and part USB data transfer cable, this useful gadget hangs on your keychain or cellphone as a fob, unobtrusive and barely noticeable, until you need it. Say for example, you hear that familiar beeping sound and you look at the display of your mobile phone and see “Low Battery”. Normally that would be cause for panic right? No longer with this instant cell phone battery charger. Simply plug it into your cellphone’s mini-USB slot and bye bye low battery!
Let’s say you’re at a computer and you need to charge your phone. Where did you put that mini-USB cable? Oh well, simply plug one end of this device into your cellphone’s mini-USB port and the other end into your PC, laptop, notebook, or netbook USB slot and your cell phone will charge like usual. How about if you want to transfer data? No problem, you can easily transfer MP3s, MP4s, music, video, photos or other files from your PC to your cellphone or vice versa using the CVHF-G70. In fact, this amazing gadget isn’t just a portable instant mobile phone battery charger, it’s also a portable instant (digital camera, PDA, MP3 player, MP4 player, videogame player) battery charger.
Such an absolutely useful product in such a wonderfullly small form factor (roughly the size of an iPod Shuffle). Get one for yourself and another for your daughter, your spouse, or your girlfriend. Sell them on their own or better yet, if you’re a reseller get a couple dozen to sell as a bonus gift when your customers purchase a cellphone from you (like the CVDQ-M43, Quad Band Touchscreen Flip-Phone w/ Dual SIM, TV, Accelerometer). Just google “portable instant cell phone battery charger” and see how much these things sell for normally. Once your customers see that you’re selling this device at such a low price, you’ll have to hire some extra help just to process the orders!
Devices Supported: MP3 player, MP4 player, Digital Camera, PDA, Hand-held Video Games
Power: Built-in Li-ion
Battery Life: 15-30 minutes talk time, 4-8 hours standby
Connectors: Mini-USB to USB
Dimensions: 50 mm x 30 mm x 10 mm (closed)
Cable length: 73 mm
Certification: CE, FCC
Manufacturer Ref: R9CKFJ45K17K
Product Notes
The CVHF-G70 has three uses: - It is a standalone charger. Simply connect it to your device and your device battery will be automatically charged - When you have access to a PC, laptop, notebook, or netbook but a USB charging cable isn’t available, this unit can act as a charging cable. - When you have access to a PC, laptop, notebook, or netbook but a USB transfer cable isn’t available, this unit can act as a transfer cable. - When folded over on itself, the part of the body acts as a cap to protect the mini-USB and USB connectors from harm.
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Package Contents
Model CVHF-G70 Battery Charger
Cellphone Fob
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
You mentioned that this unit charges hand-held videogames too. Could you suggest some hand-helds since I’m looking for a good system? One of the most popular handheld videogame systems on the market right now is Chinavasion’s multi platform portable gaming entertainment station which plays thousands of emulated Nintendo, Sega, and Capcom games. There’s a white version (CVFH-N03-4G) and a black version (CVFH-N03-4G-BLACK),
Why would I buy this when I can just buy an extra battery? First, an extra battery would cost almost 10 times more than this gadget. Second, it would be impossible to carry an extra battery around attached as a fob on your cellphone or keychain.
In the early years the PC was primarily a plaything for science enthusiasts and technology geeks. To bring computers to the masses, something was needed that would engage the user and be of genuine use to them, something that we now know has revolutionised the way people live their everyday lives. And that, of course, was the internet. Enabling people to tap into the global community 24-hours a day, the internet has changed the way people communicate; helping to bridge time and distance barriers.
But there has been a tremendous change in the way people use and access the wealth of information that’s available in cyberspace. What was once a handful of networked computers found in libraries and shared amongst many users, is now affordable and technologically advanced enough to be in the majority of homes across the UK.
Moreover, one of the main changes is that the internet has been transported out of universities, libraries and homes and is now ubiquitous almost everywhere we go – airports, trains, coffee shops and even in our pockets. In fact, mobile phone technology and PDAs have advanced to the point where we can surf the internet at any time and at any place.
But whilst internet access on pocket devices does have its uses, much of the true value of the web is having large screens with a broadband network connection. And this is where laptops help to bridge the gap between home and office-based desktop machines and pocket-sized mobile devices. However, many laptops aren’t as portable as they otherwise could be and may still be too big to carry around for long periods of time. This is where netbooks come in, as they are gradually starting to fulfil their potential as being the next logical step towards enabling genuine portable internet.
Netbooks were originally designed for emerging markets as an affordable, small, network-enabled computer. But over the past few years, they have gradually begun to win over a sizeable market share from laptops. Given that the main advantage of buying a netbook over a laptop is that it offers wireless internet access for web browsing and emailing on a device with a screen size as little as five inches, it’s hardly surprising that they are starting to gain popularity with business professionals too.
Acer netbooks have proven to be a particularly popular choice on the market. However, with a growing demand for fast internet access on the move, it’s likely that many more of the computing industry’s leading brands will be fighting for a market share in the months and years ahead.
And this will be another chapter in the remarkable transformation of the humble PC of only a few decades ago to the slick portable models that are available today.
Netbooks are a popular, cheaper alternative to full size notebook and desktop computers. While some netbooks ship with Linux, most consumers are opting for Windows XP-based netbooks. What makes a netbook different from a notebook or desktop computer? The primary difference is size – netbooks fall somewhere between the smallest notebook computers and a large smartphone. Netbooks are also less powerful PCs – to reduce the cost. As a result most netbooks can’t run Windows Vista and ship with Windows XP (and in a few cases Linux). To save even more money some consumers install OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Office. Netbooks are available from many manufacturers including Acer, Asus, HP, MSI, Dell, OLPC (One Laptop Per Child), Medion, Kohjinsha, Lenovo, Toshiba and others.
Netbooks have even caught the attention of Google – the search engine company – who are working with computer manufacturers on a next generation netbook based on Google’s Android platform. And Microsoft is looking for Windows 7 as its sequel to Windows XP for netbooks.
So where does that leave consumers? Should you race out and buy a netbook today with Windows XP or wait until later this year or 2010 for the Android / Windows 7 based netbooks? Or should I instead pay a bit more (likely $100 – $150) and get a full-size notebook?
Here are some things to think about:
Speed – if you are planning to run anything beyond email, basic Internet browsing and basic text document creation you should get a laptop; for the basics a netbook is good enough. And pretty much forget about gaming on a netbook – and likely most high quality Internet video.
Power Typer- if you are power typer take some time to type on a netbook in a store – are you really going to put up with the smaller keyboard? If you are just tapping out Twitter updates or email messages you’ll be fine – but if you are writing your next novel the netbook’s smaller keyboard might be frustrating.
Vista Experience: if you like or are used to the Windows Vista experience, look and feel and features then you only have two choices – get a full-size notebook now or wait until Windows 7 enabled netbooks come out later… and heres a catch – Windows 7 may be limited to basics for netbook use (details from Microsoft still pending).
Compatibility: Linux-based netbooks have pretty much disappeared from the shelves of retailers because Linux doesn’t allow you to run popular applications like Microsoft Office. Google’s Android-based netbooks will likely have the same restriction. So if you use Microsoft Office at all stay clear of netbooks that aren’t running a Windows-based operating system (for now that means XP, later this year Windows 7).
One thing that isn’t different are problems. At support.com we deal with thousands of computer problems every day including netbook and laptop problems.
Netbook computers can be affected by the same problems as a full-size notebook or desktop computer. Because netbooks aren’t as powerful, anything impacting computer performance (like a virus or spyware, or too many installed programs) will be even more noticeable.
Common problems include:
Slow startup and/or shutdown time
Frequent crashes or lockups
Help getting printers and other devices / peripherals to work
Problems upgrading netbook BIOS to the latest version
USB devices are not accessible after being plugged in
Problems transferring data to my used computer
Unable to synchronize an iPod, iPhone, Treo, Centro, Windows Mobile or other portable device
Problems accessing media content (pictures, videos, music) in Windows Media Player
Windows Update errors preventing the latest security updates from being applied
Errors with Flash, Java / Javascript, ActiveX
Help connecting a used computer to a home network
Frequent pop-ups and/or warnings that my PC is infected with a virus
No audio or choppy audio / sound problems
Problems installing and configuring anti-virus / anti-spyware software
CD-ROM drive unavailable error
My advice is don’t jump out and buy a netbook just because it is $100 – $150 cheaper – it may be a great deal if you are the right kind of user. Take the time to really use a netbook in a store, understand how you will use it at home and make sure you can live with the limitations. If you can, netbooks are a great deal – if you can’t, you’ll just be returning the netbook and, at some stores, paying a restocking fee.
