Electronic tool kits are sets of tools that are used to repair electronic equipment such as TVs, microwaves, computers and so on. There are many different kits available because each individual appliance has its own specific kit. Basic kits will have tools that can be used on most electronic items but may not have the tools to work on a specific item. ...read more
Many people choose to watch their favorite television shows and movies by streaming them over the Internet, but would prefer a larger screen or more comfort while watching. For this reason, some people have connected their PC to the television, allowing them to watch streaming video from the comfort of the living room. There are several ways of connecting your PC to your TV, but it all depends on the connections your computer has. ...read more
There are federal rules and regulations that must be followed pertaining to the use of electronics on airplanes. Certain electronics give up signals that interfere with the flight navigation system used to monitor the activity of airplanes. For this reason, it is best to know the rules before flying. ...read more
It is possible to get cash for old electronics if the seller is willing to do some advertising. Using online resources can help to find a buyer faster than using only local advertising methods. The price to ask a buyer to pay depends on the item and whether or not it is in good condition. ...read more
Donating your used electronics can be quite beneficial to those in need as well as yourself. Instead of selling your used electronic appliances, you can donate them to various different thrift stores and charities. Your used electronics can come in handy for someone else. When donating your used electronics, be sure to ask for a receipt. You can use your donation as a tax deduction when you file your taxes. ...read more
Insignia produces affordable electronics ranging from televisions, DVD and CD players, GPS systems, cameras and more. Insignia electronics quality products are only available to Best Buy and FutureShop customer, which can be purchased online or at any retail location. All Insignia products come with a guarantee of excellence. ...read more
Teaching yourself electronics repair can be easier than you think with the right knowledge, resources and tools. Educate yourself about some of the basics and with a little experimentation you'll be fixing your electronic equipment in no time. This is a valuable asset that will save you time and money when simple repairs are all that's needed. ...read more
Once in a while, your Internet Service Provider's DNS Servers may go out of service. When this happens, you can't get to web pages by typing in the ".com" name address. Domain Name Service (DNS) servers translate the word address to the actual unique number assigned to the server hosting the website on the Internet. We add Google's free DNS servers as a backup to our Internet Service Provider servers. Your Mac will try them if the initial servers don't respond. How to add Google's Public DNS (OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard) Open your system preferences and select Network. In the Network preference pane, make sure your network connection is selected (Airport or Ethernet) and click "Advanced". Open the DNS tab and add Google's DNS servers using the "+" button. Type 8.8.8.8 then enter , Type 8.8.4.4 then enter. If you already have a server or two in there, it is best to add these under your existing server address so they act as a back up. If you want to use the Google addresses as your primary DNS servers, you just move them to bottom (hold Command + mouse click and move). Then just "OK" and "Apply" your way back out of the various dialogs and you should be good to go. Test that your setup is working correctly; see Testing your new settings. This article originally appeared at www.applejuicetech.net. ...read more
By applejuice tech January 09, 2011