Example of the beginning of a site:
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Now that’s really basic. No doubt you want some color, some different sized text, some things in bold, italics or underlined, etc. You can do all that formatting and more with pure code.
Ok, ok, I know this is a week late (I’m not a slacker, I promise). But here is the followup to my previous Technology for Students post. Here, I’m reviewing some of the computer products I mentioned to give you an even better idea about them.
Computers
Cheap Laptop:
I really like the Acer 3680 that’s only $400 at Microcenter.com. It comes with 512 MB of RAM which should be enough to do basic school work and watch that DVD you just borrowed and is expandable to 2 GB which is enough for the serious gamer. The 14.1″ widescreen is a pretty nice size, as are the rest of the specs: 80GB hard drive, DVD-ROM (reads only) and CDRW combo drive, the 5-in-1 memory card reader, and the Wi-Fi card. It is a little over 5 pounds, which is a little heavy, and doesn’t have a fancy soundcard but hey - can’t have everything right?
Welcome to Soulville is a weekly series dedicated to giving you lifehacks, tech info, and tips and tricks for saving money!
The last few weeks have been dedicated to getting students ready for going back to school, and helping young professionals get organized and ready for a busy fall.
These articles cover everything from dorm living to shopping on the internet… all important activities for young people!
Buying On The Internet: What to Do and What to Avoid
Buying on the internet can be very beneficial when doing your back to school shopping and any other time of the year. Whether you’re buying books, clothes, electronics or furniture to fill your room/apartment there are plenty of places to buy and many things to consider: price, seller, shipping/pick up costs and quality.
Though there are certainly the bigger name stores (which I’ll mention in each section), I’ll also turn you on to some smaller places to buy things and give you the vital information to protect your money and guarantee you get what you ordered.
Simple enough, eh?
What’s Hot, What’s Not and What’d be REAL fun to have…Even if you aren’t a technophile, this blog post will help you determine what’s good to have, what’s not good to have and how much it’s going to break the bank. There are some essential electronics all students need to own or think about owning: computer, printer, cell phone, calculator, digital camera, USB key/flash drive/jump drive, sweet stereo system, gaming system and DVD player. Ok so the last three aren’t essentials. But they’d be fun to have anyway. But I’ll focus on the first few -
