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Community weekly poll: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer?

by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator - 6/21/05 2:55 PM
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Post 16 of 58

Which repair store in PoCo?

by awetgfhsgjgj - 12/10/05 3:21 PM In reply to: HP All-in-one printers are the poorest in reliability by Mr. Chan

I have a HP AIO that broke, and I live in the Tri City area. Which store did you get it repaired at?

Post 17 of 58

2nd most important piece of technology

by joemohavolich77 - 6/21/05 6:09 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

without a doubt, my ipod! i lost it while it was being repaired and i almost died. go ipods.

Post 18 of 58

(NT) The Caller ID - could not work without it.

by Jburkeinva - 6/21/05 6:12 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

Post 19 of 58

2nd most improtant item...

by fendrayton - 6/21/05 6:21 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

My VCR...( yes you DID read that correctly)...I have NO PDA, cell phone, DVD player, MP3, or anything else that MOST folk have... but I DO record from the television if there are 2 programs on at once. ONE day..I MIGHT catch up to the 20th century...probably in time for the 23rd.

Post 20 of 58

What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in y..

by Granpirincho - 6/21/05 6:50 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

My wife playing Solsuite on her PC.
Regards

Post 21 of 58

My scanner

by p2combs1 - 6/21/05 7:31 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

My Visioneer scanner with bundled PaperPort software. Allows me to move information from email, software output almost anything to email and FAXable format,mostly .pdf.

Post 22 of 58

The lock on my door

by mrketchfish - 6/21/05 7:53 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

The second most important item in my home office/recording studio/bedroom is the lock on my door. Without it, I would get nothing done.

Post 23 of 58

MP3 player(s)!

by ebaumgarten - 6/21/05 8:07 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

My computers are constantly recording internet programs using Replay Radio, a Tivo-for-internet type of program. (There are others, of course). Then I connect my iRiver mp3 player and download the programs to listen to while driving, doing errands or household chores, or exercising at the gym. I don't have to listen to NPR's Morning Edition when it's broadcast live, and I can skip the repeating parts or stories that don't interest me. Of course there are tons of different kinds of internet programs out there.

Post 24 of 58

Other Technology - Wireless Router

by norjon - 6/21/05 8:56 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

I have a Linksys wireless router that brings the Internet to my computer via ethernet, connects my VOIP (Packet8) to the Internet, and sends the Internet to computers in my daughter's room and the living room via WiFi.

Post 25 of 58

PDA. Tungsten T3

by ackmondual - 6/21/05 8:58 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

PIMs, games, music, pics, reference material, alarms, stopwatches. The works. Minus wifi and other wireless which isn't needed for me

Post 26 of 58

All-in-One Printer

by mileschap - 6/21/05 9:29 PM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

For the past year, we have been using an HP Laserjet 3300. It's black and white, so still keep the old color machine running.

The beauty of the HP is that it is a standalone fax -- the computer can be off and faxes are still received and sent. Printing is decent and it does a nice job of scanning and copying. In the morning when we boot up, it even notifies on the WinXP screen of the quantity of faxes that have been received -- no longer do I discover them hours later!

However, I must add that I would be out of business without a phone, so that is obviously even more important than the computer -- even more important than the nice old wooden rolltop desk and comfortable chair!

Miles

Post 27 of 58

My Netscreen firewall

by linxy1 - 6/22/05 12:53 AM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

Without this firewall, I wouldn't do a thing on the web!

Post 28 of 58

Unless you buy their support contract

by WarHippy1% - 1/26/06 11:44 AM In reply to: My Netscreen firewall by linxy1

My Purchase of a Juniper Netscreen 5GT WLAN Security Device W/Certificate of Support, and my attempts to implement the support


the original complaint, 2 weeks after buying the tech support certificate

customer has not received any information about suport contract he has purchased
Ingram invoice #10-52057
needs to know status of contract order and when he can activate the ecert
also has questions regarding AV subscriptions.
has had device for two weeks and is concerned that he does not have the contract
information yet.
__________________________________________________________________________

Juniper customer supports answer, instead of calling the reseller and verifying the purchase

the po# provided does not come up in our system, is this a po# from the distributor to
juniper or your reseller po. We need the information that was sent from distributor to
juniper so we can help track down your support contract. Please update the case with
this information
__________________________________________________________________________

My reply.....

To answer your question, I don't know, it's not my job to know, I'm relaying the info from Patrick Collins, the representative from ACS in California, Phone number: 1-714-861-2259 , the person I bought the device from, the person you should have been addressing this issue to, instead of wasting my time, probing my knowledge of the chain of events that follow the purchase of a certificate from your company. Your concern about a certificate number instead of your responsibility to provide tech support to a customer who purchased the support is really a LAME business practice. All that is really necessary to prove my eligibility is to call the reseller and find out if I bought the support or NOT. It's just that simple, or should I post it in a forum on C-NET

Post 29 of 58

Has to be the mobile phone

by saltwood - 6/22/05 1:33 AM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

Just could not do without my mobile phone (an old Nokia 3300 series) inside or outside of the house. The cordless system (vTech) which allows calls to be taken and then routed anywhere is also vital.

John

Post 30 of 58

AIR CON!

by guybw - 6/22/05 1:43 AM In reply to: What is the second-most-essential piece of technology in your home office besides your computer? by Lee Koo (ADMIN) Moderator

How can you work without aircon!

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