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Getting Even with the curve, maybe ahead 90 Days to MCSA

Posted on March 22, 2013March 22, 2013 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Getting Even with the curve, maybe ahead 90 Days to MCSA

One of the major reasons I love the IT world is that its always changing, and changing relatively quickly. That means there is always something to learn. I love learning. Anyone in IT seems to have this same love, since solving problems is learning in its purest form. then there is the learning for Certifications,…

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There are 3 tablets, which one I prefer

Posted on November 12, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on There are 3 tablets, which one I prefer

I have in my possession a Surface, an iPad, and an ASUS T300 Android Tablet. After having spent time with all three, I look at the pluses and minuses of them, from my perspective, which means that there are opinions in here that are just that, opinions. Tablets are the new big thing. Everyone wants…

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Android, Apple, Hardware, Microsoft, Reviews, Tablet/E-readers

Windows Surface RT: Potential but not quite there

Posted on November 1, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Windows Surface RT: Potential but not quite there

This summer, when Microsoft announced it was going to make its own tablet, I was pretty excited. I had a chance to play with Windows 8 at TechEd the week before the announcement, and felt it would do well as a tablet OS. When pre-orders opened, I got my boss to get me one so…

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Hardware, Microsoft, Mobile Computing, Reviews, Tablet/E-readers

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