A strong home network is no longer optional. In many Melbourne homes, one network now has to support remote work, 4K streaming, online gaming, smart TVs, security cameras, phones, tablets, printers and dozens of smart-home devices. When the setup is poor, the symptoms are familiar: dropouts, dead zones, buffering, lag and endless frustration.
The […]
Memory and storage – these computer terms are often used interchangeably. The truth is, they are two very different things.
In this article, we’ll explain in plain English the difference between memory and storage. We’ll look at how the two work together, and how they affect your computer’s overall performance.
What is Computer Memory?
Computer memory […]
Within about 5 years, your hard drive will break. There’s no stopping it. When exactly depends on how you use your computer, the storage capacity of the hard drive, and a few other key factors.
In this article, we’ll look at the function of a hard drive, how long it will last, and the […]
Is Mac better than PC? Or does PC outperform Mac? It’s the age-old debate.
In this article, we’ll pit two high-end, big-screen all-in-ones against each other – it’s the Microsoft Surface Studio vs iMac 5K. So if you’re in the market for a brand new, top-of-the-line computer, this should help you decide between two […]
Did you know that over 40 million tons of electronic waste are discarded every year?
Because of this astounding number, recycling old computers and other electronics is more important than ever. Materials in old computers can be used again, and working machines can be donated to schools and charities.
There are only so many times […]
Do you find yourself switching between windows constantly as you work? Multiple monitors could be the answer in improve your computer setup.
Using multiple monitors is a fantastic way to increase productivity, as they can be used to expand the size of your desktop. And, as a bonus, Windows makes setup and management pretty […]
Do you plug your electronics directly into a power point? Well, you shouldn’t.
Power points are susceptible to power surges, which could cause expensive electronics to become unusable. Instead, we highly recommend using a surge protector.
What is a Power Surge?
Power points supply a consistent voltage of electricity to plugged-in electronics. Sometimes a sudden increase […]
Buying a computer can be tricky, especially if you’re not familiar with computer terminology. Plus, computers are expensive, so when it comes to choosing the right machine, you want to make sure it will continue to meet your needs for years to come.
Hopefully our guide will make buying a computer a little easier […]
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