Explanations and Advice for the Tech Illiterate - Volume II
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Explanations and Advice for the Tech Illiterate - Volume II
Narrated by:
Timothy McKean
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Narrated by:
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Timothy McKean
About this listen
This series of explanations and articles breaks down some commonly misunderstood elements of computers and home theater. Explanations are given in a basic, understandable way (without sounding too “techy”). Topics include: what to look for when buying a new computer, things to remember when you upgrade your computer, understanding operating systems, a general technology rule called “the weakest link”, understanding wireless and networks, streaming and streaming devices, ultra HD and 4K TV, and internet browsers.
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