Got an extra “doorstop” computer lying around?
Jim Edwards here with an update…
Do you have an extra "doorstop" hanging around in your home or office?
You know… that old computer or laptop you can’t seem to throw away or put to good use!
Well in this week’s article for my newspaper column, I give you 7 uses for your old computer that can potentially help you make money… get a tax break… or get a warm fuzzy feeling by helping someone else out with your "trash!"
This article will run in tomorrow’s paper, but you get the "scoop" today
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To your success,
Jim
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New Life For Old Computers
– by Jim Edwards
© Jim Edwards – All Rights reserved
http://www.thenetreporter.com
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With computer prices dropping and CPU speeds doubling every
18 months, why doesn’t everyone have a new computer at least
every year?
Well, I have a theory!
I think a silent fear prevents most people from upgrading
their computers to take advantage of the latest technology.
I believe most people don’t get a new computer because they
don’t know what to do with the old one!
For example, I just bought a new laptop and desktop
computers and need to quickly figure out what to do with the
old ones.
Well fear not gentle reader, because you are about to
discover some very practical (and a couple of funny) uses
for your old computer.
* "Starter" Computer *
Every kid should learn how to use a computer, however,
investing a thousand dollars in a new computer and monitor
just so "junior" can crash it doesn’t rate a smart idea.
Give your old computer to your son, daughter, niece, nephew,
grandkid or whoever needs to learn basic computer skills
without worrying if they crash the machine.
* Give To Charity *
Believe it or not, a lot of people out there can’t afford a
computer and would be thrilled to get your older model.
School children especially should have computers to help
them with homework, research and all the other incredible
learning tools computers make available.
WARNING: Make sure to thoroughly wipe your hard drive data
before giving it away.
* Upgrade / Fix Another PC *
An old hard drive might make an excellent built-in backup
drive for your newer computer.
Also, you might be surprised how much all the little spare
parts (fan, power unit, cpu, motherboard) on your "dead"
computer could bring on eBay if you chopped it up and sold
them individually.
* Software Robot *
Many software programs can run unattended on a PC to perform
various tasks such as research, search engine submission,
and more.
Running that software on a "robot" machine in the corner can
save you valuable computing time by taking it off your
everyday work PC.
* "Field" Computer *
I’ve often wanted to take my laptop with me to the beach, on
the boat, or work on it in the car while my wife prowls the
local mall.
However, my fear of wind, weather and theft by using it
outside my home office usually prevents me from taking it
along.
Though not disposable, an older laptop used only for word
processing or similar tasks rates the "risk" of bringing
along in harsher conditions.
None of these practical uses appeal to you?
Well then take some of these "lighter side" uses for a spin.
PLANTER – That sturdy metal box is the perfect size for
petunias or starting your shade garden while waiting for the
spring thaw.
SPEED BUMP – Tired of people speeding through your
neighborhood well in excess of the posted limits? A well-
placed old Pentium II PC will slow them down!
Regardless of how you choose to use your old computer, don’t
set it in a corner and forget about it.
Put it to good use either for yourself or someone else who
could really use and benefit from it!
–
Jim Edwards is a syndicated newspaper columnist and the
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Jim, the webinar you posted was extremely educational. I’m actually surprised you give away so much excellent information for free. The bigger picture lesson I’m taking away from this is that within the how-to “internet marketing” marketplace, there are a lot of folks who feel they’re making progress by absorbing more and more information without actually implementing any of your excellent education. I guess we all fall victim to that (myself included), but the fact that you get away with giving away such amazing information and yet people get in line to buy your upsell products is very neat. Thanks for the great webinar!
HI Nathan,
Thanks… glad you enjoyed it
Jim
hi jim, i which newspaper can i read your articles?
The Virgina Gazette
http://www.VAGazette.com
Davis County Clipper
Tidewater Review
and others