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Submitted by Mike Dawson on Tue, 07/18/2006 - 3:27pm.

Set up and Installation
So you just bought a Macintosh. Or 50 Macintoshes. Call us for help getting your new computer zooming, or to get those 50 computers up and on a network. Save yourself the hassles of configuring email and web browsers while gaining the benefits from computers set up the way they should be.
Purchasing Assistance
Can't decide between a MacBook Pro and an MacBook? Curious if you should buy now or in two weeks? Are you wondering how to get the best deal? Call Different Computers for a consultation.
Training
Tired of only using a little bit of your computer? We provide personalized training on how to become a Macintosh "power user."
Troubleshooting
Trouble getting your new MacBook logged into the Windows server on your network? We can show you how to do it.
Network Design
The cable company won't tell you how to get your three home Macs on a network. We can. We'll show you how to get everyone on the internet, how to get everyone backed up, and how to access your home Mac when you're not at home. If your business still relies on modems to connect to the rest of the world, call us to untangle the confusing world of DSL, cable modems, ISDN and other dedicated internet access.
Web site Consultation
It's easy to build your own Web site-and it's easy to build it wrong, or with the wrong tools. Learn some tips and tricks to building good-looking, fast Web sites.
Backup Strategy
Would it ruin your day if all your data disappeared? Do you have a copy of all your latest emails, work records, homework, PhotoShop files? If you don't, you need a backup strategy. We can show you how.

Contact us at mdawson@differentcomputers.com

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They're just so very... corporate.

AT&T charges customers to opt out of text spam.

Really, who sat up on their hind legs in a meeting and suggested it was a good idea?

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They're just so very... corporate.

AT&T charges customers to opt out of text spam.

Really, who sat up on their hind legs in a meeting and suggested it was a good idea?

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I don't actually use the space that comes with our DSL contract. But wow, ignoring the whole issue of terms and conditions, Embarq's hosting is just terrible, or at least, so minimal that it is a joke. What is this, 1999? 20 megs? 15 pages? 1 Gb a month?

But in happier news, when calling to get our DSL speed raised, we not only got it raised, but got the price lowered.

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I'm very impressed with Boxee from boxee.tv. If it talked to AirTunes, could manage a DVD plaeyr and could see iTunes playlists, it would be perfect. I rather expect it will get the first and last of those with some beta updates. Now that I have my big HDTV it looks amazing, though of course now the low rez internet shows are painfully, well, low rez.

Still, I get to see the Daily Show and Colbert without having cable and don't ever need to worry about there being nothing on TV any more. Never again ET tonight, never again Jeopardy.

Boxee has an interesting social aspect (like every other web site these days) but there's no way to find out if friends of yours are using it unless they tell you. No "import your email address list" feature like Linkedin or Plaxo has.

So, if you're someone I know and you're using Boxee (or want to try it and have a Mac) let me know. I'll add you, or send you an invite.

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I bought a theoretically dead, liquid damaged MacBook Core Duo 2 which turned out to have only a few things wrong with it: the power switch doesn't work because the keyboard connector cable is bad, the IR may not work, and I took its screen off to attach to a working MacBook that had a cracked screen.

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