Overclocking the Eee is the best way to improve its performance. Many people add extra RAM, faster RAM (which is a waste of time, more on this later), and cut down their OSs (see here ) in order to squeeze every last bit of processing power available. What is overclocking? Overclocking is the process of increasing component clock speeds above stock. Theory behind overclocking Overclocking is not a difficult concept, (more…)

Your MacBook is designed so that you can set it up quickly and start using it right away. If you have never used a MacBook or are new to Macintosh computers, read this chapter for help getting started. Important: Read all the installation instructions (and the safety information starting on page 67) carefully before you first use your computer. If you are an experienced user, you may already know enough to get started. (more…)

Turn on projector first, then connect the computer and turn it on. Your Macbook Pro came with a VGA adapter . If you do not have one contact the OIT Helpdesk at x4500. (Your students may have one.) ? Connect the VGA adapter to the side of the Macbook Pro . ? Connect the other end of the VGA adapter to a VGA cable that is attached to an LCD projector. ? Turn on the LCD projector ? Turn on (more…)

17-inch MacBook Pro 17-inch (diagonal) antiglare widescreen TFT display with support for millions of colors; optional glossy widescreen display Supported resolutions: 1680 by 1050 (native), 1280 by 800, 1152 by 720, 1024 by 640, and 800 by 500 pixels at 16:10 aspect ratio; 1280 by 1024 pixels at 5:4 aspect ratio; 1280 by 1024 pixels at 5:4 aspect ratio stretched; 1024 by 768, 800 by 600, and 640 by 480 pixels (more…)

Finding Information NOTE: Some features or media may be optional and may not ship with your computer. Some features or media may not be available in certain countries. NOTE: This Owner’s Manual is available as a PDF at support.dell.com. NOTE: Additional information may ship with your computer. What Are You Looking For? Find It Here A diagnostic program for my computer (more…)

Since 2008 the EEEPC is my travelling deck, starting with my first journey in Indonesia1. It is also the very first brand new laptop I ever bought: this new 7“ Asus model is amazingly cheap, sold in Singapore in for 600 SGD (˜300EUR in Dec2007), while the entry cost in Indonesia was 4 millions IDR in Feb2008 he best feature consists in being completely solid state: no mechanical parts moving, which means (more…)

Laptop computers are lightweight, portable and convenient, allowing us to keep in touch with the home, office and school from almost anywhere. Unfortunately, the laptop’s compact design, with attached screen and keyboard, forces laptop users into awkward postures. When the screen is at the right height, the keyboard position is too high; and when the keyboard is at the right height, the screen is too low. (more…)

The School of Natural Sciences has provided you with an IAS-owned laptop computer for use during your stay at Institute for Advanced Study. Your use of this laptop computer is subject to acceptance of the Laptop Conditions of Use on page 4. In Spring 2008, SCSB members will be given an Apple MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) 1. In some cases, the Apple MacBook Pro will also have installed (more…)

instruction for connecting projector with a laptop. 2004 FCPE When connecting a laptop to LCD projector or any external display device there are fifteen steps that you should follow. 1. Position Laptop and projector where it would project the best quality picture and does not obstruct anyone. 2. Plug the laptop and projector into a power source. 3. Turn on the laptop 4. Turn the projector on (this ay take a while, the projector lamp needs to warmed up) 5. The projector should say “NO SIGNAL” – don’t panic. 6. Locate the “14 pin” cable supplied with the projector. – see photo A1 7. Locate the LCD output on the back of the laptop — See picture A2 8. Plug the “14 pin” cable into the laptop and tighten screws – see picture A3 9. Plug the other end of the “14 pin” cable into the projector “RGB INPUT” and tighten screws – see picture A3a and A3b hottma instruction for connecting projector with a laptop. 2004 FCPE 10. The projector will remain blank but the “no signal” will go way, don’t worry. 11. Locate the FN key – see pictureA4 The CRT/LCD key (usually it is one of the function key e.g. F8 – see picture A5. (Function keys may vary but the CRT/LCD is standard). 12. Hold down the FN key and press the CRT/LCD(give it time to switch over) 13. Step 12 can be repeated to have the projector and the laptop to show simultaneous or to switch back to the laptop screen only. 14. If the projector still does not show you laptop’s image and all these steps are followed carefully, toggle with the wires to check if they are loose. 15. If the projector is a multi- ource projector (a projector that can connect to a VCR or other video output devices), keep pressing the input selector until the projector reads RGB and it should show content from the laptop. 16. If there is no input selector switch browse the menu options and select RGB for your input. After following these steps carefully you should be ready to present your material, if any problem were to arise call the Faculty Center for Professional Excellence at ext…

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Laptop connections are usually setup on the lectern in the front of the Auditorium. First, activate the panel(touch the screen), select “Video Projector Controls” turn on the video projector Second, connect the VGA, audio and network lines located on the lectern Third, turn on your laptop. Wait for boot up, login using your full context (e.g. .doej.itg.admin.hill.ohsu). Fourth, exit from the current touch panel screen by pressing “EXIT”. Now select “Lap” on the touch panel screen. (more…)