Laptops for a large conference

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How We Make Our Decision We have many different types of laptops available, how do you know what you need?  Our representatives can help you select the best fit for your needs and budget, but here are some tips to help you understand how this selection is made.  Software Requirements Most software have both minimum and recommended specifications.  If you plan on running a particular application with your rental, try to provide the recommended specifications to our representative.  If you can’t find these specifications, at least be ready to describe the intended use of the laptop.  We can provide a rental for you without thisRead More →

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When it comes to outfitting your business with the best, most reliable technology, you’re faced with one simple-yet-daunting question: Apple laptops or Windows laptops? Before you get overwhelmed, learn about the features offered by MacBook Pro laptops and why some companies prefer them to traditional PCs. Why Companies Avoid Windows Laptop Computers The most economical choice for companies who have vast IT staff, a Windows laptop doesn’t get the same love as a MacBook Pro – and for good reason. Depending on the manufacturer, the quality of a PC can vary greatly. Without doing a ton of research and sifting through lengthy buyer’s guides, youRead More →

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With colleges and schools back in session, many people will be looking for laptops. When looking to buy or even when trying to get a laptop rental, people look for a lot of different things when making their selections. A commonly sought after trait when finding the right laptop is a decent, if not good, battery life. But, let’s say that you’re not satisfied with a decent average battery life, which is typically anywhere from 4-6 hours. If you want the best laptop battery life, you generally have to look toward the notebook category of laptops. Since there are a metric ton of laptops that canRead More →

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This is somewhat old news at this point, but MacBook Air rentals might soon become a thing of the past. It is no secret that the MacBook air is an aging design, and the updates brought to the 2016 model were nothing to cheer in the streets about. Unless Apple reveals some grand refresh of the MacBook Air model, MacBook Air’s may be devices of the past for two main reasons. 1.Discontinuation Apple discontinued the 11 Inch MacBook Air last year, which essentially shoots the entire Air lineup in the foot. The appeal of MacBook Air was always the lightweight, sleek design of the device,Read More →

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Although there are a ton of things out there on the internet that will seriously damage your computer, there is something a lot more dangerous than a typical virus out there these days. I’m talking about Ransomware. This isn’t just a really bad virus. It is a tool that criminals are now using to lock you out of your own computer, steal every bit of information you ever had on it, INCLUDING access to all of your online accounts, and holding it for ransom. Unless you pay them the amount of money they are asking for, your computer is absolutely useless, and your information isRead More →

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At CES in January, Lenovo was stealing the show with their brand new LaVie Z laptops. These laptops are the result of a collaboration with NEC, and are super light. Everyone in the tech world is talking about them because they are a real competitor to the Apple MacBook and, best of all, they are now available to order. The new laptops from Lenovo are 0.7 inches thick, slightly thicker than the 0.52 inch MacBook. When you put them on a scale though, you see that the Lenovo is actually just bigger in size, actually weighing less than the MacBook. I also don’t think that the extraRead More →

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When it comes to computers and laptops a lot of people look to the ports. When a new device comes out customers immediately want to know what types of ports the device has and how many. That’s what makes the newest MacBook such a curious little thing. It only has two ports. There is a port on the left for USB-C power, data and display connectivity and then a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack on the right that allows connectivity with any standard audio gear. But what does this mean? Well for starters it means that accessory makers will be battling each other harder than everRead More →

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Apple has recently upgraded their MacBook pro line without really letting anyone know. The new and improved 13 inch and 15 inch Retina display laptops are now offering faster Intel Haswell processors than before and even more RAM. If you are looking to get more for your money, now would be the time to strike because despite the upgrades, the prices haven’t really changed. Just like before, the 13 inch MacBook pro is still starting at $1,299. The difference is that now you get a 2.6GHz Core i5 CPU and 8GB of RAM to compliment the 128GB of internal storage space. The next model upRead More →

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It is a little bit confusing that there are a ton of different versions of the Windows operating system for all the different devices out there. You have the Windows Phone, tablets, laptops, desktops, and even the Xbox all running different versions. Apparently Microsoft even thinks that it is confusing. That is why they are planning to simplify the situation and put out one version of Windows that all devices will run on. At the company’s quarterly earnings call on Tuesday, CEO Saya Nadella announced the big news to analysts. All of the different versions of Windows use the exact same code, so it seemsRead More →

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It’s happened way too many times before, right? You’re in the middle of that book-long text because you’re really into the topic and Boom! your phone dies mid-text. Maybe you wanted to fire off a quick text to a business colleague regarding something that could be beneficial for the company? There are a myriad of different scenarios that could be playing out but chances are, you can relate to this story. Thankfully, whether your phone has usable charge or not (my phone tends to die at around 15%, or whenever it feels like it), you can continue your conversation. The best part is that youRead More →