HP All in One Printers Price List – HP offers series of all in One printers for Home, Offices and larger organiztions. You can print, scan, copy and fax from one machine it saves space and time. HP AIO printers are reliable and affordable and comes with lower price tag.

 

HP Officejet 5610 AIO Printer Price – 7,700/-
HP Photosmart C4388 Printer Price – 7,950/-
HP Officejet 5680 Printer Price – 9,800/-
HP Officejet 5680 Printer Price – 9,900/-
HP Deskjet F4185 Printer Price – 3,750/-
HP Officejet 4355 Printer Price – 5,350/-
HP Photosmart C4288  Printer Price – 6,100/-


Samsung All in One Printers Price List – Ideal for the home or small office, a multifunction printer prints, faxes, copies and scans. If you’re an individual user, all-in-one printers might be best for you whereas small office/home offices benefit from large desktop or small freestanding units called SOHO MFPs.

Samsung SCX-4200 Printer Price – 9,950/-
Samsung SCX-4300 Printer Price – 8,850/-
Samsung CLX-3175FN Laser All in One Printer Price – 42,000/-
Samsung SCX-4828FN Network All in One Printer – 24,750/-



Download TeamViewer for your desktop PC from www.teamviewer.com. We recommend the portable version
which can be run from a USB drive or a CD. The app for the smartphone and tablets can be downloaded from their respective online app stores. Once downloaded, you'll have to configure it at both ends once, but before
you do this, you might need to register with TeamViewer for a free user account. You can do so by signing up at https:// login.teamviewer.com/ and creating a free account.


The Desktop PC Configuration
Start TeamViewer, agree with terms and conditions and proceed with the installation as you would usually do with any other software. Once the installation is done, start TeamViewer and it will sync with its online servers and allocate a unique ID and password for your computer. Note down these details and keep them safe. Every time
you restart the application, you will receive a new password, while the ID will remain static for your PC. This ID
and password is a one-time security pass to give the invitation for a remote login to your PC. You can use this ID and password to connect to your desktop PC from a remote location. But if you restart your PC very often, it will be difficult to keep track of the changing passwords.

For this reason, you need to setup an unattended access to TeamViewer. Click on ‘Connection’ and then on ‘Setup
unattended access’. This will bring up a wizard wherein details such as the PC name and password needs to be
specified. Give the desktop PC a name and password of your choice. The next screen will then ask you to enter the
details that you registered online. If you did not do it earlier, you can create one now too. After entering the details, your system will now be available to you online with the same password every time. Your desktop PC is now available for remote access. You can now choose to lock the desktop or turn off the monitor.



The Client Side
After installing TeamViewer on your handheld, start the app. You will be welcomed by an initial introduction screen, which can be skipped by pressing the back button. The next screen will be ready on the ‘Connection’ tab, where you can type in the details of the ID and the password of the computer you would like to connect to. Simply skip this and click on the ‘Partner list’ tab. Here you can log in using your username and password you created on the TeamViewer website.

Once you do this, you will see a button called ‘My Partners’. Click on this button and you will now see the desktop PC available online. Click on the PC name and you can gain access to your desktop PC. And you’re done! Simple, isn’t it? Once in it, you can investigate the number of features TeamViewer has to offer. You can change  resolutions, switch monitors, tweak the performance by optimizing for quality or speed, remove wallpapers for
better speeds, disable remote cursor, use the keyboard, use the mouse right-clicks, enable function buttons, and the list goes on. Wel l, enjoy your remote access.





HTC EVO 4G

First up the EVO. It has been around a bit longer than the iPhone and it’s a first ever mobile phone to support 4G network. In plain English it means your Internet connection will be faster when Wi-Fi is out of access – exactly what iPhone 4 owners will be jealous of considering video calling (iPhone 4 can only do FaceTime, as they call it, 
on Wi-Fi). In hardware respect EVO 4G is brimmed up with latest technology (check out the specification list below). One of the few things one might not be completely satisfied with is the display. Yes, at its 4.3 inches it is quite big, but it is a standard LCD technology which compared with AMOLED or indeed high pixel density Retina opposition doesn’t perform just as good. On personal note, I also don’t like EVO 4G’s shape at the back of it. iPhone 4 is flat whole round witch most people like better – it feels nicer in a pocket and in hand as well. Still, half of the reason to buy EVO 4G is Android. At the moment of writing it is shipped with Android 2.1 but 2.2 Froyo update is cooking as we speak. And that is very important for the EVO 4G. You’ll expect this kind of smartphone to offer some of the best Internet experience in the market. It does. Android claims to have the fastest mobile browser whilst along with further enhancements Froyo quadruples Flash performance. Mind you that Safari doesn’t support Flash at all. Plus Android has true multitasking but will run its battery flat faster. All things considered including the audience that has actually bought HTC EVO 4G I’d recommend it to someone who captures and enjoys the sweet spot of the latest technology and extremely capable operating system. If you are not among them but you like the HTC EVO 4G, don’t worry – it will still fit you well.

HTC EVO 4G specifications:

Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon @ 1GHz

RAM: 512MB

Operating system: Android 2.1 (2.2 update this year)

Display: 4.3" TFT LCD, 800 × 480 resolution

Storage memory: 8GB, up to 32GB w/microSD

Rear camera: 8 megapixel

Front camera: 1.3 megapixel

Video recording: 720p @ 30fps

Battery capacity: 1500mAh

Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g (/n w/Android 2.2)

Cellular network: 4G

Size: 4.8 × 2.6 × 0.5

Weight: 6oz




Apple iPhone 4
 
This, in my opinion, is the most charismatic smartphone if you accept this kind of description for a device. It certainly has the X factor that makes you take it out of your pocket just to let the others see it. EVO 4G will never be able to pull that off anytime anywhere. In front of tech enthusiasts – yes, absolutely, but that’s almost about it. Another feature peculiar to the all of the iPhones so far is that somehow they remain modern and up-to-date through all their lifetime and right up to the moment when the next-gen model is presented. I mean this time last year we could hardly wait for HTC Hero to come out. But after it did, it didn’t stay long in our hearts. iPhone 3G S on the other hand kept its positions till June. Even now I can tell the same will happen to the iPhone 4 – everything coming out next year or so will be put up against it. Should this affect your choice? – Yes, at least at some degree. It receives that kind of treatment for a reason. iOS 4 and hardware that runs it are not any less capable than the EVO’s and Apple app store does offer more apps, but unfortunately iPhone 4 also has a problem or two. As I said above Safari doesn’t support Flash and the operating system itself doesn’t have full-flesh multitasking but runs a number of services instead. However, running services in the background rather than processes improves greatly on battery life while keeping usability basically on the same level. That’s a small price to pay for some features you get with the iPhone 4 that others can’t match. One of them is, of course, Retina display. Enlarging pixel density is really a path to follow for all upcoming devices because physically they cannot get much bigger while display resolution has to grow. All in all if you for some reason didn’t like HTC EVO 4G you will almost certainly like iPhone 4, but it won’t necessarily work vice versa.
Apple iPhone 4 specifications:
Processor: Apple A4

RAM: 512MB

Operating system: iOS 4

Display: 3.5" IPS LCD, 960 × 640 resolution

Storage memory: 16GB/32GB

Rear camera: 5 megapixel

Front camera: VGA

Video recording: 720p @ 30fps

Battery capacity: 1420mAh

Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n

Cellular network: 3G

Size: 4.5 × 2.31 × 0.37

Weight: 4.8oz