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In the near future, I want to buy a notebook to help me to get my work done. I have made my choice and I will pick an ASUS notebook. But the problem is, there is so many series they have, such as the U, N, G, A, and not to mention the Eee series. Which one is your recommendation? Answer: The answer is depend on your requirement. Those letters describes which segment the notebook series aimed at. For example, if you are a mobile user, very often travelled to many places, you can choose models from the U series because notebooks in this series have slim design and lightweight. If you are a user who also want to use the notebook for entertainment, such as playing full HD video, listening to great music, you can pick from the N series. If you are the gaming user, choose the G series. The A or K series is for those who need a plain notebook for daily usage. The Eee PC is for those who need a very compact size portable computer to accompany them, traveling. There is one more series, which is...

What is the best GSM or CDMA operator for internet connection? Is there any recommendation, either for 3G, HSPA, or 4G maybe? Answer: For cellular operator, either GSM or CDMA who give the best internet connectivity or experience to the user is differ from case by case. Its largely depends on the users location, network situation and utilization. You cant say that the X brand of operator is better than Y one. Or the Z one is the worst, because in other areas, they can be different. If you need to have the best provider for your wireless internet connection via GSM or CDMA operator, you have to try them one by one and see which one is the best for you. In the area where you spend most of your time. Of course, not every operator provides 4G or even 3,5G services in your area. But still, you have to do trial and error for it. There is a saying in this field that said: "Position determined achievement"and its quite true.

I have a computer with Pentium -II 400MHz, 2MB VGA card, and 1.6 GB hard drive size. I want to install Linux on this computer. Which Linux distribution is suitable for this computer? Answer: How much is the main memory of that PC? Anyway, try install Vector. I use Vector 5.0 SOHO on a PC with a Pentium-II 400, 64MB memory, 2.1 GB hard drive using IceWM desktop. For word processing, I use Abi Word. Devices such as floppy, optical drives, and flash disk, all detected gracefully, auto mount, just a click away. The only problem is it doesnt detect the ISA 3COM LAN Card that I use. If you want to try another Linux distribution, try deh Deli Linux, or Rock Linux. He can be installed on a PC with MMX-class processor or Macintosh .

Im planning to buy a PC that is going to be used for video editing, with Adobe Premiere , Sony Vegas or the like. I wonder what is the best specifications for the PC? Please give me some clue, thanks. Answer: This sort of thing is frequently discussed on computer forums. The best computer for a user is the most efficient in terms of hardware and software specifications, not the most expensive one. You need to set your budget first, or see what kind application you will use. From that, you can see the hardware requirement of the software, then build your PC based on your budget. But you dont have to do this if you have an unlimited budget.