Posts by Psychokitty

I think what I'm gonna start doing with losers like you is to add a link to your product site to the "Beware Of Seller" list in the For Sale/ WTB section. Then I'll post a BS story about how you guys screwed me or how your...

Occassionally I use some cotton swab (Q-Tips) to take care of the corners and creases of things like the screen, touchpad and in between the keys.

Quote: Originally Posted by DDDa Oh no! Another thread about glossy screen cleaning? Anyway, one more vote for the amazing H2O. What's that, some kind of "green" cleaning product?

Quote: Originally Posted by SolApathy @ 50 percent wear your battery starts failing rapidly. The wear level will increase at an exponential rate at that point. Yes, I've experienced this twice. Once it's at a...

That's just, well, ...crazy. At least be smart about it. What these dogs aren't telling you is that you can pick up a new low res screen for the same money that you can sell your used hi res screen. So why not have them both at the...

Yes, of course there are. But if the recess under the keyboard was sealed up, it would certainly help -No one's talking about making an underwater laptop, here. lol

Quote: Originally Posted by megaphat Only thing I would be interested in would be something to stop water from going on to the motherboard (perhaps a pan under the keyboard?). Maybe yank the keyboard and fill...

The film on the outside of the glossy screen is PLASTIC, folks. It's SOFT. Do not use dry paper towels. Paper towels are not always very soft. It only takes one piece of grit that's harder than the plastic film. Maybe gauze. Do not...

Considering you can get a brand new replacement keyboard for 15 bucks plus shipping on Ebay, I'd say, "No".

http://www.notebookforums.com/thread70943.html This is a tutorial for RMClock, another undervolting utility. At the time this was written, RMClock was more advanced than NHC, but NHC has since gained more popularity for it's...