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Old 01-18-2006, 10:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi Guys/Gals. after two long months I finaly released my website. I have been getting some good feedback from those who are not very computer/electronicly inclined. What I do require is a little (If I dare say it lol) l33t assistance.

I want to make sure that I have all my facts correct and that the general page deserves the mark of approval from others in the community. I am not all that good at web design, and I have no Idea how to work with layers and CSS so don't even suggest it I have checked compatability with all 4 browsers on the market and it seems to work fine.

Any suggestions or fact errors would be gladly appreceated.
you can also leave me an e-mail if you notice any hacks or security issues
kevin@tgcomputersolutions.com

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Old 01-19-2006, 09:39 AM   #2 (permalink)
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CD Rives are used to read and write different CD or DVD Media. Common examples are

* DVD-ROM
* DVD-RAM
* CD-ROM
* CD-RAM

ROM is data that can only be Read and not changed where RAM data can be written to a disk. Once a DVD-RAM disk is "burned" it can then only be read. There are CD-RAM disks that can be written and re-written again these are called CD-rewritables.
While DVD-RAM is an actual standard, but it is not synonymous with rewritable DVDs. There's no such thing as CD-RAM. This definition needs to be rewritten entirely.

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These devices convert data information into an audio signal. without a sound card on your system you cannot hear any audio playback.
All modern (last three years) motherboards come with onboard sound, which is by no means a sound card. A sound card is far from necessary for audio playback.

Overall, the definitions for computer parts are pretty poorly-written. Those two are the only ones that really need to be changed.

I can't really tell you much about the other areas of the site, because they really aren't my expertise. Overall, the site looks good and is fairly easy to navigate.
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