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Marina and the Diamonds to play London's Oslo
Marina and the Diamonds just announced that her live return will come in the form of an intimate show at London's Oslo in Hackney on March 11.
Just how intimate are we talking? Very, very intimate. The capacity of the venue, which only opened roughly one year ago, is just 375 people.
Marina's third album, "Froot," is set for release on 6 April. She's accompanied the singles released so far with the news she'll be playing a brief North American tour, kicking off in March at New York's Bowery Ballroom (the show sold out in 90 seconds). The trek will also include various US festivals, including SXSW and Coachella.
Marina currently might be "obsessed with the mess that's America", but won't be ignoring the UK entirely.
"I'm equal parts nervous and excited because it really is my first show back!" she recently told DIY. "I'm just like, 'Holy s**t!' The main thing is creating an atmosphere that's really welcoming, both from the audience and me. It's gonna be a trip! It's gonna be really amazing to be in such a small space with so many hardcore fans."
It's only been a few weeks since Marina and the Diamonds released the official music video for "I'm a Ruin," the latest track from "Froot," – and on February 23rd it was followed by yet another video for the track, which you can watch below.
The video is for a full-band acoustic rendition of the tune, just like they had previously done with their song "Happy."
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According to various sources, Marina Diamandis was born in Wales to Welsh and Greek parents, though she has made claims (for whatever reason) of being from Ancient Greece. She reportedly dropped out of four different music courses at four different universities, and eventually decided to begin 'making her own way' in music. Critics had a field day, and 'fans' were unsure what to make of a girl whose inspirations, as they were, included the volatile Britney Spears.
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As the variety in her music made it hard to classify who Marina really is, her cult success was no surprise to anyone was paying attention. Her first single, "Obsessions/Mowgil's Road," was followed later by her "Crown Jewels" EP, which contained three new songs, including an electronic remix of "I Am Not a Robot."
Marina ripped up the British festival circuit before the launch of her debut album, "The Family Jewels," in 2010. The follow-up, "Electric Heart," bowed in 2012, and she recently released the song "Just Desserts" on her YouTube channel.
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Marina and the Diamonds, the Welsh singer-songwriter and musician of Greek ancestry, who burst onto the U.K. music scene with her second album Electra Heart in 2012, is embarking on a new tour of the United States and Canada late this coming spring. This latest album made its debut at No. 1 in both the…Read more
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Recipient: Tamástslikt Cultural Institute
Grant: 2007 Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services grant
Pictured: Conservation technician Ryan Ashley (right) and Randall Melton (far left) work on collection objects and explain their methods to a group of visitors.
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Located in eastern Oregon near Pendleton, the Tamástslikt Cultural Institute is a repository for the history, language, and culture of Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indians, which was formed in 1855 with a treaty between the federal government and three tribes now known as the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla. Tamástslikt, pronounced 'tuh-must-lickt,' means "to interpret or talk about something" in the Walla Walla language. More than 10,000 items are in the care of Tamástslikt, including photos, video, documents, manuscripts, books, archaeological objects, and ethnographic objects such as basketry, weaving, and regalia.
Tamástslikt accepted its first donation in 1991, and employed a full-time curator until 1998. From 1998 to 2001, Tamástslikt did not have a curator, and over the years many different staff and summer interns cared for the object collections and registration files. For these reasons, various forms of inventories, catalogues, photos, and records were created to manage the collections. Tamástslikt did not have a complete inventory of its collection, many of the object identification photos were low quality, and associated registration files were incomplete, not standardized, or centralized.
Many objects had not been handled since the late 1990s and required routine care and preventative conservation. All of the items had previously been stored in small boxes and many needed more appropriate storage environments.
In 2007, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation were awarded a one-year, $47,086 IMLS Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services grant to create a comprehensive, organized, and usable catalogue of approximately 3,000 collection objects.
Organizing the Collection
"Our hope for this grant was to go through and do a systematic cataloguing and inventory project in our main collection vault, and to go through and make sure we had everything photographed with the digital camera," said Randall Melton, Collections Curator. "We switched our object labels to include barcodes so that it would be easier to access object information on our Past Perfect software."
Tamástslikt used grant funds to purchase a laptop, a barcode scanner and software, general conservation supplies, two artifact carts, an impulse sealer, a high-quality digital camera, studio lights, and backdrops.
Project activities were divided into object processing, records management, and training. During object processing, museum staff examined each object, took digital photos, and added a barcode to the object. Staff also updated catalogue and condition information, performed preventative conservation, created appropriate storage mounts, and documented each object's storage location.
Records management entailed examining each accession or loan file to verify and update the enclosed information. Staff then placed paper copies in an acid-free folder, and relocating the folder to a centralized rotary file cabinet.
In the training phase, museum staff attended three separate training sessions on collection management and care. They learned new techniques in areas such as mount making and integrated pest management.
Tamástslikt also used grant funds to continue the employment of a full-time conservation technician and hire an additional part-time technician.
In addition, Tamástslikt created a two-month interactive conservation lab exhibit, titled "Caring for the Past: A Tamástslikt Conservation Lab," to show the public what goes on behind the scenes.
"We had an opening in our traveling exhibit calendar, so we created some panels to explain the project and our perspective on collection care, moved objects and equipment into a temporary storage area in our exhibit gallery, and continued cataloguing," said Melton.
Visitors watched as Tamástslikt staff catalogued and worked on the objects, photographed them, and updated the computer-based object catalog.
"I believe that was a real highlight of the project, to be able to show the public, both tribal and non-tribal, the level of care afforded to collection objects." said Melton.
A Successful Project
The main outcome was the creation of a nearly completed, well-organized and -documented collection catalogue. The team processed 2,367 objects and 530 registration records during the grant period.
The collection survey found that the cultural center's objects were stable, with no evidence of progressive deterioration and very few objects displaying pest infestation. However, it became apparent that many objects needed new storage mounts. Tamástslikt staff found several instances where an oversized item had been folded and placed in a small box, which could lead to permanent creases and damage. These items were removed from their boxes and placed on large storage shelves, where they lie open with storage mounts added for support.
By showcasing real-time collections care procedures, the exhibition "Caring for the Past" allowed Tamástslikt an opportunity to help raise awareness of object care and handling. Approximately 1,110 people visited the exhibit, including three school field trip groups consisting of seven teachers or chaperones and 114 students.
The exhibition even led to the discovery of new knowledge. The exhibition prompted a tribal elder to walk through the gallery with staff and identify the maker of a buckskin dress through its beadwork application and design.
In response to the exhibit's success, Tamástslikt is developing a traveling exhibit based on the same themes for 2010. "We've talked to a couple of the universities nearby us and we've had one that has agreed to display it," said Melton. "We're going to get in contact with some of the other tribal museums and see if they're willing to host the exhibit."
Lessons Learned
Tamástslikt staff gained a new understanding of the benefits of a well-organized collection. The barcode system has made it very easy to record changes in object location or status. Tamástslikt can now document relocation of an entire shelf of objects within a matter of minutes. The staff also learned new skills, such as storage mount making, specific care and handling of textiles, and object cataloging procedures.
More Access to Native Cultures
Tamástslikt completed cataloging the remaining objects during the summer of 2009, and adopted the same cataloging process for new donations coming into the collection. In addition, in 2008 Tamástslikt received a second grant from IMLS to catalogue a separate stone tool collection.
The Tamástslikt staff and community's access to the collection has been greatly improved by the new technology. The new barcode system has simplified record changes in object location or status, allowing staff to document relocation of an entire shelf of objects within a matter of minutes.
A well-managed collection can make a difference in educational programs. One new program provided opportunities for students from a charter high school, to tour the Tamástslikt collection vault, pick out an object that they liked, read information about it, and write a report. A school project like this would not have been possible before the grant.
For Tamástslikt, the project was, "a way to show the community the level of care that things are given when they are in the museum," explained Melton. "We've had some donations that have come in after the exhibit that we did, because [people] were able to see us work on the collections, how the [objects] were taken care of, and the process that we followed. So that was a way to build some relationships with the community and show them that their objects will be taken care at Tamástslikt."
Staff, tribal members, and researchers can now come on site to research, view, and study thousands of objects with hundreds of associated records files. This access will ensure the tribes' ability to retain and interpret their history, culture, and language for future generations.
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Was welding on AC today, using 7024 x 3/32
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I noticed it was running hot, so I had my son watch the amp read out, and it would read 30 amps more than what it was set for??
was welding at 80 amps, had machine set for 50amp.
what would be the problem??
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welding on AC
AGAIN the preset is merely a roundabout GUESSTIMATE. The load, ie, the rod determines what the actual heat will be
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I think 30 amps is a little excessive. There is a reason why they call this machine a constant current machine. Certainly not because there is a 30 amp difference between the machine setting and the actual output. I own a TB 302 and have never had an increase or decrease of amperage by 60% regardless of how long or short the arc was.JIM
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I knew 30 amps was a crazy difference,, it dont matter what rod i use whether it be 7024,6011,6013,6010,7018 ETC. I tried them all investigating
I am not new to welding I know the difference in arc length, and the affects it has!
If the dial is only a aprox!! as stated in another post, then why does it only do that on AC,, DCRP OR DCSP IT will only move a amp or two, depending on arc length..
I have been welding for a while, and also teach welding at the college...
But I do not understand why this machine does this in AC....


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Carnegie Hall
News about Carnegie Hall, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Feb. 20, 2015
Carnegie Hall announces that billionaire Ronald O Perelman has succeeded Sanford I Weill as chairman; Perelman has been trustee at Carnegie Hall since 1988, and says he will push for more pop performances, which used to be more frequent. MORE
Jan. 29, 2015
Carnegie Hall unveils plans to commission roughly 125 new works over the next five years; commissions come as part of institution's 125th anniversary celebration. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Carnegie Hall's education wing, under construction for four years, is set to be unveiled; new wing reflects Carnegie's evolution from old-line temple of music to teacher of music. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
James R Oestreich Critic's Notebook; Carnegie Hall is hosting exhibition in its Rose Museum of objects that relate to musical works being performed in festival Vienna: City of Dreams; exhibit includes two dozen priceless musical scores and personal items produced or once owned by composers whose music is being performed. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Carnegie Hall's three-week citywide festival Vienna, City of Dreams, will celebrate Viennese cultural accomplishments from 18th to 21st centuries but also explore darker aspects of city's history; Vienna Philharmonic, which is scheduled to perform five programs and two concert operas, has finally begun to acknowledge and atone for its grim record of collaborating with and honoring Nazis during and after World War II. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Many significant non-football events are scheduled in New York City during Super Bowl week; among them is Carnegie Hall concert starring six vocalists from group Nordic Voices, who have waited 17 years for a concert date at the famed venue. MORE
Jan. 30, 2014
Carnegie Hall's 2014-15 season includes three-week festival Ubuntu: Music and Arts of South Africa. MORE
Oct. 5, 2013
Carnegie Hall and Local 1 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, union representing hall's stagehands, settle yearlong contract dispute that led to two-day strike and cancellation of Carnegie's opening-night concert; union had been fighting to ensure its members would work in new educational spaces that Carnegie is building above the hall. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Stagehands who went on strike on Wednesday, causing the cancellation of Carnegie's opening-night concert, agreed to work on Thursday night as negotiations continue. MORE
Oct. 2, 2013
The opening concert Wednesday night at Carnegie Hall was called off because of a strike by its stagehands. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
Sanford I. Weill, and his wife, Joan, and their Weill Family Foundation make a $10 million grant, with Carnegie Hall asked to raise $20 million. MORE
Feb. 1, 2013
Carnegie Hall announces its programming for 2013-14 season; highlights include festival Vienna: City of Dreams, which will feature performances by Vienna Philharmonic; other scheduled concerts noted. MORE
Dec. 6, 2012
Jon Pareles reviews performance by several Latin jazz pianists as part of Carnegie Hall's Voices From Latin America series. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
Carnegie Hall brings a diverse selection of top musicians, including singer Gilberto Gil and conductor Gustavo Dudamel, to New York for its Voices From Latin America festival. MORE
Nov. 1, 2012
Carnegie Hall is shut down as the area's streets are cordoned off and utilities cut due to a crane boom, damaged by Hurricane Sandy, dangling over West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
FYI column answers question about whether salesmanship and public speaking expert Dale Carnegie was named after Carnegie Hall. MORE
Sep. 25, 2012
Chicago Symphony Orchestra goes on strike less than two weeks before it is scheduled to play opening night at Carnegie Hall. MORE
Jan. 27, 2012
Carnegie Hall will present Voices of Latin America festival during 2012-13 season, in a return to its practice of holding month-long festivals and in an attempt to make classical music socially relevant. MORE
Jan. 12, 2012
Carnegie Hall announces establishment of the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America which will consist of musicians from ages 16 to 19 and convene for three weeks every summer starting in 2013. MORE
Apr. 14, 2011
Stephen Holden reviews performance by American singer-songwriter James Taylor, accompanied by special guests Sting, Steve Martin, Bette Midler and Dianne Reeves, at Carnegie Hall's 120th anniversary gala. MORE
Mar. 26, 2011
Carnegie Hall partners with Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto in establishment of Carnegie Hall Royal Conservatory Achievement Program, which aims to set standards in music education and performance throughout US. MORE
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A Tribute to Bill Withers at Carnegie Hall
Bill Withers will be celebrated at a concert at Carnegie Hall on Oct. 1.
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Mrs. Stern, who once served as the president for the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, is remembered for having been the behind-the-scenes force that helped save Carnegie Hall from demolition.
July 24, 2015, Friday
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Review: National Youth Orchestra Impresses With 'Symphonie Fantastique' at Carnegie Hall
The orchestra, which includes 110 students from American high schools and colleges, opened with a new piece by Tan Dun.
July 13, 2015, Monday
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Founded by Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute, the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America has assembled 110 teenage musicians who will perform at the hall before touring seven cities in China.
July 10, 2015, Friday
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The players, whose members are 16 to 19, appear on Saturday; young singers will perform two operas this week at the Kaye Playhouse under the auspices of the Martina Arroyo Foundation.
July 5, 2015, Sunday
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Reviews: Chelsea Music Festival, Gregg Kallor and St. Petersburg Philharmonic
Performances in recent days have offered old staples and newer works.
June 15, 2015, Monday
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Review: American Symphony Orchestra's George Perle Centennial Tribute
The orchestra's nod to Perle, who died in 2009, included "Transcendental Modulations" in a concert at Carnegie Hall.
June 1, 2015, Monday
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Review: In 'With You, Armenia,' Kissin and Others Honor the Slaughtered
The pianist and Armenia's Hover State Chamber Choir performed at Carnegie Hall in a remembrance of the century-old Armenian genocide in the waning days of the Ottoman Empire.
May 28, 2015, Thursday
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Review: New York Youth Symphony Fearlessly Tackles Beethoven's Ninth
The orchestra played this symphony with taut energy, clear vision and welcome heft as part of its spring concert at Carnegie Hall.
May 27, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: The Met Orchestra's Season Concludes Under James Levine's Soaring Baton
Two years after making a triumphant return, Mr. Levine led the ensemble in a program of Brahms and Berlioz
May 19, 2015, Tuesday
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Thanks in no small part to a YouTube channel he started with his younger brother, the best-selling author John Green enjoys literary success — and his own concert performance at Carnegie Hall.
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Tis officially the season for year-end best-of lists, and folks at alternative music hub SPIN have just shared their picks for the "50 Best Albums of 2013," which includes efforts from four Nashville-based artists.
Music City places as high as No. 17 with mainstream country newcomer Kacey Musgraves' major label debut "Same Trailer Different Park." Indie-country favorite Caitlin Rose comes in at No. 25 with her sophomore effort, "The Stand-In," and a third twenty-something country songsmith - Ashley Monroe - follows with "Like a Rose" at 35. Acclaimed instrumental guitarist William Tyler lands at No. 42 with his "Impossible Truth."
Topping SPIN's list this year is divisive hip-hop star Kanye West, whose "Yeezus" album even includes a Nashville connection - via a brief, sampled appearance by country/rock and roll great Brenda Lee.
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Mixtapes of the Month: November 2013
Mixtapes of the Month: November 2013
There was a time when mixtapes were loose collections of songs not good enough to make an album. Those days are over. In 2013, an age where artists recognize that the road to stardom is paved with free music, mixtapes have become full, original bodies of music in their own right.
But all that free music also means discovering something truly worth your time can be harder than finding a needle in a digital haystack. That's where our friends at DJBooth.net come in. Their "Mixtapes of the Month" series narrows down the last 30 days (give or take) to five projects guaranteed to ensure the month's best work doesn't pass you by.
So without further ado, here are five new ones for your tape deck, desktop or iPhone.
1. The Procussions, The Procussions LP
With a name like The Procussions I bet you're expecting some drum-driven, percussive beats courtesy of the duo's producer Stro Elliot. Well, shiny gold star for you because there's some really superb production on The Procussions LP. Sure, they all have a strong drum influence, but what surrounds them is often different and gives the LP its impressive diversity. Of course, no beat is complete without a few bars from a talented emcee; enter hip-hop veteran Mr. J Medeiros and his quality-oriented approach. It should come as no surprise that the duo have been at it since 1998 as they have a palpable chemistry together that gives them that special pop needed to be help them truly stand out. Stream it here.
2. Perrion, From Perry With Love
NYC artist Perrion titled his new mixtape From Perry With Love for a reason; it sounds like he loves us a whole lot, because he poured his all into this project. There is a little something for every hip-hop fan here, from the grimier "New York, New York" to the breezy feel good "SuperFly". While each cut might have its own distinct flavor, Perrion's knack for creating an unforgettable, enjoyable listen is a constant and what makes him one to watch out for. Stream it here.
3. Najee The 1, Under Oath
Peanut butter and jelly, cookies and milk, Najee The 1 and Ski Beatz, all combinations made in heaven. While the first two are American staples, the last combo will likely become a hip-hop staple, especially after the world gets wind of Najee's Under Oath project. Legendary producer Ski Beatz handles all the production on the tape, giving some consistency to the production; the beats might be different but they are consistently fresh. Speaking of consistency, few emcees can master the art like Najee did. His sure-footed, unique delivery engines the project and serves as a link between the varying production. Stream it here.
4. Radical Something, Ride It Out
Summer is over, but if you just can't let go of the beach trips, backyard blowouts and that special seasonal crush I recommend you check out Radical Something's Ride It Out ASAP! Their breezy Cali style is perfect for those grasping at the last bit of nice weather and easy living. Their sound is quite diverse, drawing from pop, reggae and rock, but even the staunch hip-hop heads will find value thanks to the charismatic deliver from the trio's resident emcee, Loggy. Radical Something's Ride It Out is the perfect cure for the end of summer blues, just don't break out the flip-flops and board shorts again. We don't want you catching frostbite. Stream it here.
5. Fundament, Fundament x Fameless EP
Some mixtapes have 20 songs, which looks good on the surface, but when half of them are only a minute along or covers, there really isn't much memorable content. Fundament follows the quality over quantity school of thought on his Fundament x Fameless EP. Though there it is only 5 tracks long, there is much more quality here in every song, thanks to his powerful, unique, and strangely intoxicating vocals. Atop Fameless' synth heavy beats, Fundament burns his name into your brain with his booming sung rapped style, which should lend itself to endless replays of this short but sweet project.


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This is a very good PC. Very good value for the $$$...
Dell GX520 3.0GHz 80GB SFF Computer (Refurbished)
ITEM#: 14811974This Dell Small Form Factor computer comes with an Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz processor, 2GB of DDR2 memory, 80GB hard drive, CD-ROM optical drive, integrated Gigabit Ethernet LAN 10/100/1000 and the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit) operating system.
Balance your home budget or help your kids with homework with this Dell GX520 desktop tower. This desktop arrives with a copy of Windows 7 Home so that you can get loaded up and ready to go in minutes. Reliable Intel Pentium 4 processing makes Internet search engines run a little faster, and the 80GB heard drive offers up dependable operation.
- Operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (32-Bit)
- Processor: 3.0GHz Intel Pentium 4
- Memory: 2GB DDR2
- Hard drive: 80GB
- Optical drive: CD-ROM
- Graphics: Integrated Intel Media Accelerator 950
- Audio: Integrated Sound Audio
- Networking: Gigabit Ethernet LAN 10/100/1000
- Number of Bays: (1) slimline floppy drive, (1) slimline CD/DVD drive
- Slots: (1) low-profile PCI
- Ports: 8 x USB 2.0, 1 x VGA, 1 x Parallel, 1 x Serial, 2 x 3.5mm audio line-in, 2 x 3.5mm audio line-out
- Power supply: 220W
- Model: OptiPlex GX520 SFF
- Included items: Computer system, Keyboard, Mouse, Power cord
- Dimensions: 3.6 x 12.4 x 13.4
- Weight: 16.4 lbs
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Didn't even last 2 months
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good replacement for older desktop
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My other computer was to slow & out dated for what I needed to download.
its for the kids
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I needed a new CPU ASAP, but I didn't have a lot of money on hand. My son, who works with computers for, took a look at the Description and said this was a good deal for the money and it would meet my computing needs.
My wife wanted a desktop computer and this was an inexpensive solution.
32 bit OS and a good value
My wife's PC just died and I saw this one on sale. She uses it mainly for facebook and email.
I need an extra computer for being ready if my computer quits, although i dont think it well
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Price was right and needed something quick and inexpensive as temp. fix.
Needed it. Good deal.
seems like a good price for an everyday computer.
The 1 yr warranty offered by the distributor, how do you contact them?
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No audio! No sound coming from back speaker outlet or the front headphone outlet.
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Had to contact Dell. Sound driver was never installed.
do you ship to Puerto Rico?
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Can we upgrade the RAM to 4GB, or use DDR3
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Could I replace the graphics card on this computer with a Nvidia graphics card? Would it fry?
CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Ultra GUA400 AMD FX-6100 3.3GHz Gaming Computer comes with the Nvidia graphics card Item #: 14858114. This Dell Small Form Factor computer comes with an Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz processor, 2GB of DDR2 memory, 80GB hard drive, CD-ROM optical drive, integrated Gigabit Ethernet LAN 10/100/1000 and the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit) operating system can be replaced with the Nvidia graphics card.
Will MS Word and Excel or a web browser come with the provided software?
Thank you for your question. While this item does come with Windows 7 Home Premium, unfortunately, it does not come with Microsoft Office; this software would need to be purchased separately.
Nowhere does it say wifi enabled, is it wifi enabled?
The built-in 10/100/1000 network card (NIC) I would have preferred a standalone card which could be swapped out, or a card that could be upgrade in the future via firmware. Preferably Intel, or 3Com. The NIC chip can be disabled via the BIOS. The eight USB version 2.0 ports (six in the back, two in the front) are a welcome addition especially the two in the front which are not hidden behind an annoying hinged door and by using one of the USB ports you can use the Actiontec 802AIN Wireless N USB Network Adapter and have wireless wifi.
What is the hard drive interface SATA or IDE?
This has SATA.
Will I need to buy speakers for this or is it included ?
they are not included, Included items: Computer system, Keyboard, Mouse, Power cord and Windows 7 Home Premium (32-Bits) Installation CD
i do not want to use windows or mac osx i use only linux distrobutions is it possible to purchase one without buying an operating system ?
The operating system has already been added to the computer; we cannot sell you the computer without the operating system.
Second question. This ones tricky: I don't really want to re-install all my programs and files, so if I clone my existing hard drive to the HD that comes with this unit, can I then use the Win7 Installation CD to upgrade from my existing Win2000 operating system?
You cannot upgrade directly from WIN 2000 to Win 7 with the CD that comes with the computer. Win 7 has to be installed from scratch. So that will not work.
The product description lists "CD-ROM", yet a previous question referred to an R/W DVD. Can you clarify what optical drive comes with this unit? Thanks...
This computer comes with a CD-ROM optical drive.
will the cd/dvd read and write
No, it is a CD-ROM drive only.
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