PC Show 2013 - Notebooks/Systems, Networking, PC Accessories/Software & Gaming Gear Buying Guide
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PC Accessories & Software Deals at the Show
Here are some highlighted PC Accessories & Software deals at the PC Show this year.
HP Wireless Keyboard K5510 This HP Wireless Keyboard is sleek and ultra-slim with low-profile, scissor-style keycaps that are extra responsive. Adjustable feet and 10 customizable hotkeys let you personalize it to your own needs.PC Show 2013 Offer
Location Hall 6, Booth 6015 |
Logitech T650 Wireless Rechargeable Trackpad PC Show 2013 Offer
Location Hall 6, Booth 6027 |
Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium PC Show 2013 Offer
Location Hall 6, Booth 6030 |
Norton 360 Multi-Device (5 Devices) PC Show 2013 Offer
Location Hall 6, Booth 6000B |
PC Show 2013 PC Accessories Portal
PC Accessories & Software Buying Guide
Some desktop PC systems may ship without any inputs peripherals and that leaves the onus of shopping around for devices like mice and keyboards to the end-users. In some cases, the bundled stock input devices may not be to your liking; hence, swopping them out with purchases of one's choice is the next course of action.
PC ACCESSORIES & SOFTWARE TODAY
With the advent of touch-centric GUI brought forth to the desktop by WIndows 8 OS, there have been a slew of trackpads that enable users to execute gestures for interaction within Windows 8. Such gestures can be perform without having the user lift their arms to the level of the display device. There are also PC upgrade accessories, like memory module kits to give your desktop PC system a much-needed boost. These kits are usually rated with operating frequencies from 1,600MHz to high-end ones with 2,666MHz operating frequency.
Windows 8 OS-centric devices allow users to indirectly immerse themselves in the multi-touch experience of the new operating system without having to lift their arms beyond the surface level of their desks. They also empower users who have yet to invest in multi-touch display devices. |
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From Adobe to Microsoft, many companies are now switching to subscription, Cloud-based services for their software products. While a physical retail box is often available, there's generally no disc in the box. While such services almost always require an internet connection to work, there are many benefits over traditional software, including automatic software updates, less storage space required on your computer and the ability to store and access your files online from any computer. |
What To Look Out For
OS Support: Some peripherals and software are made exclusively for Windows; while some have support for both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. Hence, do pay attention to the device's specifications.
Check out the latest PC accessories at our HardwareZone Memory Product Guide or the HardwareZone Input Devices Product Guide
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