Apple Guide
Arguably, the most critical part of your computer is its storage where all your files are saved. It also impacts your computer’s performance and reliability. So it’s important to know the difference between an HDD and an SSD when buying a new computer, upgrading an old one, or getting a backup drive.
You know of macOS and Windows, iOS and Android. But have you ever heard of Linux? This computer system, hidden in the background, controls almost every computer in the world. Click to learn more!
If you have read Tuesday’s story then you know I purchased a used computer that was in pieces. Now that I have it together it’s time for the review. Little 7 years old computer has in store for me, and how well does it stack up to today’s tech.
I have had my 500GB MacBook Pro for almost a year and it’t filling up quickly, and it’t time too offload some files. But to where? That’s how and why I got a new, but used, computer.
Today when reading tech specs you can find many things including operating system, bundled apps, built in ports, processor, graphics, size, and storage. Next, to storage, you will find the size and drive type either being SSD or HDD. But what does this mean and does it make a difference? Click to find out!
Today when reading tech specs you can find many things including operating system, bundled apps, built in ports, processor, graphics, size, and storage. Next to storage you will find the size and drive type either being SSD or HDD. But what does this mean and does it make a difference? Click to find out!
It’s very important to backup your Mac. In a blink of an eye your internal drive can fail and you loose all of your precious data. Click the link to learn to learn how to protect your data.
One day when you least expect it your internal hard drive will crash and you will loose everything. What can you do about this? Backup your computer to a external drive. Click to read which drive is right for you.
Today when reading tech specs you can find many things including operating system, bundled apps, built in ports, processor, graphics, size, and storage. Next to storage you will find the size and drive type either being SSD or HDD. But what does this mean and does it make a difference? Click to find out!