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Laptop Mag
Laptop Mag
About This Pack
"Finding software for netbooks can present challenges due to limited hard drive space, processor power, RAM, and screen real-estate. That doesn't mean you have to do without essential programs. The apps below cover all the bases -- entertainment, productivity, security, and communication -- without compromising on performance or usability. Best of all, they're free!" -- Joanna Stern, Laptop Mag
Categories
| Music |
| Editing & Copywriting |
| Efficiency & Productivity |
| Graphic Design |
| Internet |
| Utilities (computer) |
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Laptop Mag: "A high-end photo-editing program like Adobe Photoshop simply won’t run smoothly on today’s netbook. But Paint.Net can get the job done—for free. "

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from GigaOM: "I am used to keeping my computers synced via Dropbox. I set up folders for each month and every day of the month. This allows me to keep files — photos, videos and random notes — in sync."

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Laptop Mag: " AVG Free 8.0 will protect your Windows system against adware, identity theft, spyware and, of course, viruses—all without disrupting performance."

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Laptop Mag: "Launchy is a lightweight application that allows you to type the file or application you are looking for in a small, skinnable command-line widget on your Desktop. "

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GigaOM: "I grabbed the latest version of VLC for video playback of files. "

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Laptop Mag: "Most netbooks with Windows XP are packaged with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6—a more than two-year-old browser. Download Google Chrome, the perfect modern-day browser for a netbook. "

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Laptop Mag: MS Office alternative "...uses very few resources. Some netbook-friendly features: the ability to switch among the document, spreadsheet, and presentation programs within a single interface, and a zoom scroll bar to enlarge text. "

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Laptop Mag: "Digsby lets you log in and chat via AOL Instant Messenger, Facebook Chat, Google Talk, ICQ, Jabber, Windows Live Messenger, and Yahoo Messenger in one centralized window."

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Laptop Mag: "Now Gmail users can access their messages and attachments, even without a Wi-Fi connection, through Gmail Offline. "

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