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My last question is this, is a 15.6" laptop too large for college? I like how light ultrabooks are, but 15.6" have REAL processors.

Wow, so after more research, I am torn between a couple of laptops. 1. MacBook Pro 13" 2. XPS 13 and 3. Ativ Book 8. I guess I am looking for a 13.3 " now cause the 15 inchers may be too big. If I am wrong, please let me know.

Hello, after hours of research and searching the forums, I still cant make up my mind on a laptop for college. I will be studying Computer Science. I really like the idea of an Ultrabook, I just don't think it will have the power I need/want. Also, I like the idea of a touch screen too. 1. What...

I have been searching around and I can't find any info on the GS60 except for an Engadget post that briefly lists some specs. I saw some info on the xoticpc site, but I could not find a release date. I think I just found the right laptop, I just need more info.

I am buying from the U.S. I would really like the height to be under an inch, but that is not too important. IMO the Alienware 14 is too thick for me. I would like the weight to be 6.5 pounds at most, but the lighter the better. And I am also looking for around a 15.6" screen. Thanks.

I will be graduating high school this summer and I have been looking for a laptop for college. I have been thinking about these two. Lenovo Y510p Gigabyte P35k I am leaning more towards the Gigabyte at the moment. What do you guys think would be the better choice? I will be using it for gaming...

You can access your PC remotely by installing Teamviewer or Splashtop onto your PC and Nexus 4. After installing it will show you the steps to connect your phone with the computer.

My best guess is that you have several partitions on your micro SD card. You will have to delete those partitions and reformat the card for it to show up as 2 gb.

I would say get the Nexus 7. With the iPad Mini, you pay more for less. For your price range, you should get the Nexus 7 with 32gb of storage cause some of the games eat up alot of storage. Also, the Nexus 7 is a Nexus device (duh) so it get android OTA updates before any non-nexus device. So...

The Surface Pro has an Intel processor so it can run any Windows program as well as apps from the Windows Store. If you want something that can run those programs you listed, I would go for the Surface Pro. The Windows RT is cheaper but can only run Windows Apps cause it is running an ARM...

The Nexus 7 (2013) is hands down the BEST tablet you can get at the moment. It runs for $229 and is a solid tablet. Read any reviews from Engadget, The Verge, Android Central, etc. and will hear nothing but good. As for the remote desktop you can get an app called Splashtop. That app is very...

If you go into Settings> Display> Pulse LED that is the check box I was talking about.

You can try to go into settings and turn off your notification LED than reboot. After that turn the setting back on and reboot. That's all I can think of. If I helped you, remember to choose the best solution.

You should try this. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coolbeans.ledtester&hl=en In this app you can tell the LED to turn the chosen cooler when you turn the screen off. If there is no response, I would assume it is dead. My LED is still working on my Nexus 4 after the 4.3 update.