I think it is close to 8 hours for most electric cars, just imagine driving cross country and having to recharge every 200 miles...take a month to get from coast to coast. Or take a long extension cord with you I guess.
Haha that sounds awful. Plus you have to take into consideration extreme temperatures on either side of the spectrum drain the battery faster.
First time I bought a iPad was on EBay, in fact I bought two of them the same day.
I used to be pretty happy with the earlier versions of the iPhone but I switched to Android for the first time when the S5 came out and I'm glad I gave it a try. I've never been a fan of Apple computers because they're a lot more expensive than comparable Windows machines. I'd probably sell my iPad just to have a little extra cash for a new laptop but I was stupid and got my name and phone number laser engraved on the back of it. I like it but honestly I mostly use it to cruise the Internet while I'm laying in bed. The rest of the time I still prefer to use a computer.
I use my iPad to surf SportsHoopla a lot. I can sit on the patio smoke have a cool one and surf. For serious stuff, I love my desktop. Hardly use laptops anymore and I have several. Mostly use them to try out various OS, like windows 10 for example.
I mostly used the laptop I have now for grad school. Taking notes on a computer is so much faster for me. The main thing that sucked was having to make equations in MS Word. It's not very easy to do those quickly. Now I mostly use it to run a HDMI to my big screen in the living room to stream. I think my next purchase long those lines is going to be something like a Surface Pro where it's kind of like a hybrid laptop/tablet. That seems like a better option than the touch screen laptops.
Windows 7 has the math input panel. It's better than what Word had, LibreOffice also has a math app that I like.
I never knew about that until now. I wish I found out sooner. That is actually a really neat function.
It is kind of fun to use...
Only twelve floppies? The IMSL library was on almost 40 floppies when I was programming Fortran on PCs back in the mid/late 80s...
Could have just downloaded it for free...
I know that, but for $5.00 dollars what the heck. Now recommend a printer for me.
I'm partial to Epson printers, they have a new eco-friendly line, cost more up front but are supposed to save money on ink in the long run. It also depends on what your primary printing is going to be. Different printers work better for text than photos (and are usually cheaper).
Geez my ex bought this Epson work force ( which I using on Linux right now) but it is loud, very loud and the paper feed is a joke. What model do you recommend with Epson?
Just to print info. My canon will handle photos.
