Free Macbook Offers Real?

Posted by admin in Real or Fake? on July 2nd, 2009

If you are regular internet user and browse the net to find various things, you often run into free giveaway offers like free baby diapers, free grocery gift card and coupons, free cosmetics, etc. But when you find an offer for a free laptop or more specifically free MacBook, it make you think twice as to whether it is for real or not

Now, if you get to see a giveaway for a free MacBook would you take it seriously? Some people would probably think that is too good to be true. While it can be a very great deal seems a product of just a mere fantasy, an offer that great is worth knowing. The wise move would be to find out if the offer is true and if you qualify to enter the campaign.

Before you make up your mind thinking that the free MacBook Air is just another one of those hoaxes, it would be wise to do a little research on it. It is a known fact that there are companies which can afford to give freebies as part of their promotional campaign. Now, giving away free laptops have been done before and it is not far from reality that someone else is considering the successful campaign to acquire clients, to increase credibility, and even to gain a free market study.

Of course, you also should not go blindly about such offers. You need to do your part by doing your own research about the certain free MacBook offer. You can check out the company which offers it or you can have a trusted friend verify the campaign for you. It will take some kind of work but it is definitely worth it.

There are actually lot of free laptop offers floating around the web and while lot of those offers are for real and people are actually getting them, there are some opportunists who are taking advantage of people collecting user information for marketing purposes. You just need to know where you are ordering your free laptops form and where you are signing up. A good credible site would be a site which reviews such offers and list them on their site for their visitors. They have done the research for you so you can take advantage of the offers they have listed on their sites.

When grabbing a free laptop offer, it would also be wise to know your part of the deal before you commit and get pulled in by the free MacBook. There are times when the offer is only valid once you do your part and this can be as simple as signing up for a certain membership or even taking part in an online market study. If you believe that the offer is a fair deal, then there is no reason for you not to take the free laptop offer seriously.

Since MacBook giveaway offers do not require you to pay any money or share your social security or credit card number, it certainly is risk free with nothing to lose. Some sites only require you to submit your email address to be eligible for a free laptop. Since you can pretty much use any email of your choice including Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, etc, you don’t even have to share your main email address for this offer. Talking about a deal! Go get your free MacBook today.

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Blu-Ray on a Laptop?

Posted by admin in Product Reviews on June 24th, 2009

Adding
a Blu-ray drive to a laptop can be more confusing than upgrading a desktop PC and it’s more expensive. Most laptops use one of two types of slim optical drive: either 12.7mm high or 9.5mm high.

Sometimes removing an existing drive can be as easy as undoing one screw and sliding the drive out, but on other laptops the process can be more fiddly. The new drive can then be fitted in its place, but the outside may not line up exactly with the laptop.

An easier way is to buy an external Blu-ray drive that connects via USB.  For an economical, reliable drive I  recommend the Samsung NC-10 series for about $120.

As with a desktop PC, your laptop will need to be powerful enough to play the disc and a dedicated graphics processor will be useful. If the computer is a few years old it could struggle.

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Dell’s New Rugged Laptop

Posted by admin in Product Reviews on June 24th, 2009

A few weeks ago, Dell  introduced its new Latitude E6400 XFR rugged laptop.

According to them, the Latitude E6400 XFR has been designed for the military, first responders, oil and gas environments, manufacturing floors, field technicians and homeland security. The laptop includes the Dell Ballistic Armor Protection System featuring PR-481 that offers: twice the impact strength of magnesium alloy; 25% higher drop specification than any computer in its class; high compression strength for improved impact protection; structural stability at extreme temperatures; as well as scratch resistance.

The device also features PrimoSeal Technology to enhance protection from dust and liquid with compression gaskets that deliver a high level of ingress protection, or shielding from dust and moisture.

In addition, the laptop includes: Intel Core 2 Duo processors and vPro technology for enhanced manageability and advanced security features; QuadCool Thermal Management System; extended field use batteries equipped with ExpressCharge; field-ready options including an in-vehicle docking solution, 12-cell rugged battery slice, E-family docking and legacy I/O adapter; 14.1″ wide display including DirectVue Technology, enabling customers to work in direct sunlight; and optional Dell ProSupport service offerings.

Yikes! Pricing starts at $4,299…   But you can throw it down the stairs I guess… you decide how lame….

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