Advantages & Disadvantages of a Laptop:
Advantages:
- A laptop is more portable, making them perfect for students and mobile professionals who require a computer while on the move if they need to give presentations, they also can look on their emails, there projects, and get Internet where ever they go.
-Laptops have lower power, you can easily add files, and plug your laptop into a big monitor, like a t.v or different displays.
- A laptop is good to have with you every where you go, even in the class room. Having a laptop is an ability to use it to contact your friends thru email and also you can take notes for a project you'll be working on.
Disadvantages:
-Laptops are to repair, or get an upgrade.
- Laptop hardware and installing operating systems different than those bundled with the laptop may result in hardware incompatibilities.
-Laptop configurations are very limited to those provided by laptop manufacturers.
- Sometimes a bad thing having a laptop is sometimes if you save a document on it for school and the laptop crashes or it stops working completly if it's old.
- Another disadvantages is well is where ever you go like to a restraunt, cafe, coffee shop, or , maybe a bagel shop and you take your laptop to do some work, well you have to be careful from the people behind you because they can hack into your system and take all your personal stuff that you have on it.
Advantages & Disadvantages of a typewriter:
Advantages:
-The stuff you have typed is permanent and cannot be deleted just because you pressed the wrong button like when typing in a computer.
-Produces legible written documents, no power supply needed and instant printout.
-As it uses reusable ribbon it is very economical to use, it does not cause eyestrain even if you use it for several hours.
Disadvantages:
-If you make a typing mistake you would have to use tippex to remove the mistake instead of just pressing backspace as in a computer.
- Can't provide email or use the Internet to send a document, you have to deliver it by hand or mailed.
-No graphics can be added, the paper has to be inserted manually, and also it is only possible to created one copy at a time.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Similarities and Differences
Typewriter:
-A typewriter is a mechanism for typing letters and documents. When using a typewriter, the letters and symbols are printed directly onto the paper as you go along.
- A typewriter creates the letters by pressing ink through a ribbon.
- its a machine and its mechanical
Laptop:
- a laptop is a technoglogy that does alot of things, like you can type out an essay while looking onto google for information.
- a laptop has a screen to be more visual on what your, or what your working on like a project.
- for a laptop its electronic, and well you can pretty much use it for anything, like for example you can watch movies, play games, use the internet, email your friends, and also you can video chat.
- A laptop is also capable of making calculations and some decisions WITHOUT the direct imput or effort of the operator.
Similarities between a Typewriter and a Laptop:
- they both have a keyboard
-there both used for word processing
- both used to write letters, essays, well there both used for typing anything.
-A typewriter is a mechanism for typing letters and documents. When using a typewriter, the letters and symbols are printed directly onto the paper as you go along.
- A typewriter creates the letters by pressing ink through a ribbon.
- its a machine and its mechanical
Laptop:
- a laptop is a technoglogy that does alot of things, like you can type out an essay while looking onto google for information.
- a laptop has a screen to be more visual on what your, or what your working on like a project.
- for a laptop its electronic, and well you can pretty much use it for anything, like for example you can watch movies, play games, use the internet, email your friends, and also you can video chat.
- A laptop is also capable of making calculations and some decisions WITHOUT the direct imput or effort of the operator.
Similarities between a Typewriter and a Laptop:
- they both have a keyboard
-there both used for word processing
- both used to write letters, essays, well there both used for typing anything.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
The two research technologies that i chose is the 1600s typewriter to the 21 century laptop.
Typewriter:
Who: Created by Christopher L. Sholes, Carlos Glidden and Samuel W. Soule
Where: Well in the 1860s there were early typewriter invented in Italy, Brazil, Austria, Denmark and the US. The first commercially sold typewriter seems to be the Hansen Writing Ball, which was sold in Denmark in 1865. But in 1867 the first typewriter to be commercially successful was invented, in Milwuakee Wisconsin USA.
When:1867
How: The standard typewriter had a wider plate a rubber-covered, steel cylinder for absorbing typing impact in the carriage the part that moved the paper into place that could hold oversized forms. The portable manual typewriter was smaller in size, lighter in weight, and equipped with a carrying case for easier movement and storage.
Laptop:
Who: Invented by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne.
Where: It was built around Palo Alto, California. There was no one specific place it was built (as it took a while to design and build). However, popular folklore says it was built in Steve Jobs' garage.Contrary to what other posters have said, it was NOT built by Steve Jobs. It was designed and built by Steve Wozniak. Steve Wozniak was working for HP at the time (in their calculator division).
When: It was introduced on April 1, 1976
Typewriter:
Who: Created by Christopher L. Sholes, Carlos Glidden and Samuel W. Soule
Where: Well in the 1860s there were early typewriter invented in Italy, Brazil, Austria, Denmark and the US. The first commercially sold typewriter seems to be the Hansen Writing Ball, which was sold in Denmark in 1865. But in 1867 the first typewriter to be commercially successful was invented, in Milwuakee Wisconsin USA.
When:1867
How: The standard typewriter had a wider plate a rubber-covered, steel cylinder for absorbing typing impact in the carriage the part that moved the paper into place that could hold oversized forms. The portable manual typewriter was smaller in size, lighter in weight, and equipped with a carrying case for easier movement and storage.
Laptop:
Who: Invented by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne.
Where: It was built around Palo Alto, California. There was no one specific place it was built (as it took a while to design and build). However, popular folklore says it was built in Steve Jobs' garage.Contrary to what other posters have said, it was NOT built by Steve Jobs. It was designed and built by Steve Wozniak. Steve Wozniak was working for HP at the time (in their calculator division).
When: It was introduced on April 1, 1976
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Thursday, December 6, 2012
The topic i'll be doing is Volleyball. The reason why I chose this topic was because volleyball is my favorite sport and it's just a really fun sport to play. What I hope to accomplish with this blog is to show alot of people that volleyball isn't just a girl sport, it's not just a sport were you just wait to get the ball, or it's not just a sport were yoou hit or pass the ball. I want to show people that volleyball is a game were you can let go all your anger and pretty much a fun game.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
1. When im looking at the blog without scrolling down I can see the homepage, the title, and what the blog is about.
QUESTIONS:
-Do all of the widgets load well? Yes all the widgets on the labradoodles blog loads really well.
-Do the different blocks make sense? Yes they do because every block is the same as the others like pictures of labradoodles, quotes the says woof.
-Are the different bits of information relevant? Yes it is because the information is basically about labradoodles and the histpry of labradoodles.
-Is there a reason why each piece of information sits where it does? No
2. What i first see on this blog is the Blogs Title, the history of what the title is and i also see the date that they last posted on their blog.
QUESTIONS:
-Do all of the widgets load well? Yes all the widgets load well.
-Do the different blocks make sense? Yes it does make sense because all the
blocks talks about the history of herseys chocolate.
-Are the different bits of information relevant? yes
-Is there a reason why each piece of information sits where it does? Yes
3. On my last review i see pictures, information, the backgrounds, and the title of the blog.
QUESTIONS:
-Do all of the widgets load well? Yes it does
-Do the different blocks make sense? yes it makes sense
-Are the different bits of information relevant? yes beacause this blog talks about poverty, and how alot of people and kinds are hungry in certain countrys. a picture that i saw was a newspaper and that had a picture of a little kid that is anorexic and on the bottom it says 20,000 die each day.
-Is there a reason why each piece of information sits where it does? Yes
Monday, December 3, 2012
1. my first impression about laberdoodles was that they are so cute, and well i love dogs so. labordoodles are a tpe of dog thats hyper and fun to play around with or a dog that just keeps you happy.
2. reading the history of hersheys chocolate is now making me want some chocolate. but my impression of that is, it is so cool to know how, when they made it.
3. the tiffany nd co. blog is okay because it mostly well it is about jewlery cloths shoes and etc. but it is a cool blog like the colors.
4. my impression about vegetarianism is cool because being a vegetarian you don't eat meat just healthy stuff like salads and nothing with meat. to me if i turned vegetarian that would be hard. but reading on how eating alot of meats can give you severe problems.
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