Computer Tips for Travelers

by Chris Guld, www.geeksontour.com
When we first bought our motorhome, it had 2 TVs.  One in the front, living/dining area, and one in the back – the bedroom.
We got rid of both of them and set up a TV tuner with a projector and a window-shade screen.  It’s great!  We have a big screen with surround [...]

Computers can only connect *everyone* if *everyone* has a computer. It has been widely accepted that this will happen when the cost of a personal computer drops below $100. We’re not there yet, but the current crop of ‘Netbooks’ are a big step in the right direction. We just bought an Asus Netbook for [...]

When we first started the RV lifestyle – I was looking forward to being active.  For some reason I thought that, just by virtue of living in an RV, we would be more active.  I guess I had visions of hiking and biking and swimming. 
I was wrong.
When you live fulltime in an RV, [...]

The Kindle eBook Reader from Amazon is great for RVers.  I appreciate the ability to have hundreds of books and magazines in our motor home without taking up more space than a single book.
Books are usually delivered to the Kindle wirelessly in about a minute and cost less than $10 bucks, sometimes free.
Did you know [...]

Should you Upgrade to Windows 7?
by Jim Guld Windows 7 has just moved from testing to the RTM phase.  That means that Microsoft says it is ready to go, or Released To Manufacturing. What does that mean to you?  Windows 7 is the computer operating system that will succeed Windows Vista.  [...]

Someone who learned how to make a blog from us recently asked whether it would be possible to sell some of their crafts on their blog.
Sure!
Now, don’t go expecting a booming business unless you’re willing to put a lot of time and effort into promotions (just like any other business.) But, if you just [...]