B1gg3stN00b
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System Name | Free Rig/Compaq Laptop |
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Processor | E6750/Turion X2 1.9ghz |
Motherboard | EVGA 680i SLI/Quanta EA30 |
Cooling | Random big fans! |
Memory | 8GB Geil Black Dragon/2GB G-Skill 4-4-4-12 |
Video Card(s) | Nvidia 8800GTS/Nvidia 7000M - Hauppage PCIX TV Tuner |
Storage | 250gb SATA WD/120gb internal Samsung SATA |
Display(s) | ASUS 21.5" 1080P monitor |
Case | Raidmax Smilodon/Regular |
Audio Device(s) | Stock into 2.1 Altec Lansing Rig |
Power Supply | Cooler Master 650W/12 cell HP battery |
Software | Vista Ult. 64 Bit, Ubuntu 64 Bit 8.10/Vista Ult. 32 Bit, Ubuntu 8.04 32 |
On our way to represent our school's tech team, as I am the king of nerddom, along with my friends, my friend had a nifty program on his laptop that I cannot remember the name of at all.
Basically what it would do is find various wireless networks as we passed by them, some Windows couldn't even find, and offered connection to the ones that weren't password protected. Anyone know the name of this program or one like it? I'll be traveling a lot this summer and also attending Uni in the next city over, so I think this would be handy to have on my laptop.
Also, Openoffice or Office 2k7 for a Vista equipped laptop?
Basically what it would do is find various wireless networks as we passed by them, some Windows couldn't even find, and offered connection to the ones that weren't password protected. Anyone know the name of this program or one like it? I'll be traveling a lot this summer and also attending Uni in the next city over, so I think this would be handy to have on my laptop.
Also, Openoffice or Office 2k7 for a Vista equipped laptop?