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Yeah I think the 820M is the same as a 720M. The 740M should have just a little more horsepower.

Why would want to use the drive? If you don't have back ups and want the data try http://www.300dollardatarecovery.com/ Or if doesn't matter then replace it a new HDD or SSD.

It's so small you would have to measure in millimeters. $10 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704141&ignorebbr=1

You can also use a Nano N150 USB Wireless Adapter. I don't know if there will a noticeable difference between the two. It depends on the internet speeds you have but It's a lot easier and probably cheaper too. It should have enhance range I believe because your current wireless adapter is only...

You need a monitor and a VGA or HDMI output port.

I think you should go for the HP Notebook because the SSD will outperform the 320GB HDD for sure. If size is not an issue then its a done deal it looks like everything else is the same except the aesthetics and chassis. Do you need a card reader? Most laptops have those anyway. I'm assuming they...

32GB SSD's are weaker then say a 256GB one not to mention 32GB is really low. It will perform better but I don't know how much better but 32GB is just way too small, you might something like 27 Gigabytes available to you.

Just stick with 1 year and repair your notebook yourself and save money. The only difficult things would be removing and re applying thermal compound if necessary and stuff like that.

They're both good 8GB is obviously better if you want to game at resolutions higher than 1080p but otherwise both are fine for just 1920x1080. Desktop Graphic cards run cooler, as much as 40-50% cooler and might have some more horsepower but not much.

I use Malwarebytes and I'm going to use Kaspersky next time. I've seen Panda on Newegg. I don't remember seeing it in 2013 or the beginning of 2014.

Which Asus tablet? On the Nexus 7 the FHD one water can go through the power button and volume buttons get into the connection shorting out the power button. The Power and Volume buttons are all on one strip and connect to the motherboard.