September 18, 2006
This blog entry was written on my wicked office-issued laptop, the HP Compaq nc6320.
This Vista-ready machine has an Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 GB of RAM, a DVD-writer, a not-so-cool Intel 945GM Express integrated graphics card, 15-inch non-widescreen LCD display, and integrated fingerprint scanner (which I can't configure to work with Novell NetWare). This baby is amazingly fast. I've been busy souping it up for my needs the past few hours but now I'm finally ready to rock the HP world.
(Now that I don't have to bring my personal laptop to work everyday, does this mean the end of my back pains?)
This Vista-ready machine has an Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 GB of RAM, a DVD-writer, a not-so-cool Intel 945GM Express integrated graphics card, 15-inch non-widescreen LCD display, and integrated fingerprint scanner (which I can't configure to work with Novell NetWare). This baby is amazingly fast. I've been busy souping it up for my needs the past few hours but now I'm finally ready to rock the HP world.
(Now that I don't have to bring my personal laptop to work everyday, does this mean the end of my back pains?)
I have had my work supplied nc6320 w/ 2 gig of ram. I run xp pro and a bundle of ms applications. This is the slowest laptop I have ever worked on. HP came out twice and replaced the motherboard. My previous HP 62XX single processor unit ran cicles around it. Any ideas.