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Performance PCs. We arethe premier Las Vegas area custom PC builder, and we offer some of the best service you'll find anywhere!
hether it be for
rudimentary office tasks, multimedia, server duties, or gaming, SNCS computers offer the best performance, and most rock-solid stability
anywhere, while costing much less than other boutique-style PCs.
NCS prides itself on
it's attention to detail and it's customer service. Every Computer we build is treated more like a work of
art than a machine. We take our time on assembly to be sure that every one of our PCs is as beautiful on the inside as it is on
the outside, because we care about we're doing and how our customers feel about our products. But looks aren't everything, so we
only use superior quality parts from industry leading companies like Asus, Coolermaster, ATI, Intel, AMD, Western Digital, Plextor,
Creative Labs, etc. With our computers, you get it all: looks, stability, friendly service, and lightning-fast performance.
NCS Performance PCs
has been serving the Las Vegas area since 1999. In addition to our custom computer business, we offer
services for general PC troubleshooting, small to medium-sized networks (both wired & wireless), computer upgrades, and
web site design. All of our work is done on-site whether it be in your home or office unless a job proves to be more complicated
than normal in which case we'll bring your troubled PC back to our shop and return it to you at no additional cost.
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If you’re running Windows 7 and Quickbooks 2009, do not install the R9 patch if it asks you to do so. It will break the PDF converter. This means that will no longer be able to sent invoices, statements, or reports in email. Also, there is some sort of issue with Sales Tax reporting in it as well. If you’re on Windows XP, everything appears to be O.K. Not sure about Vista, though.
The newest member of the Android family is Verizon’s new Motorolla Droid. As far as the Google line goes, this is now the biggest and baddest kid on the block with it’s HUGE screen, dual-processors, and sleek looks. At first, I was a little sceptical about this phone, but I’m a long-time Windows Mobile user, too… so I’m  used to being let down and having to mod my equipment to get it to work (sort of). However, after running this phone through the gauntlet the last week or so, I am actually amazed at how good this device is. The Droid really does! But the real question is how it compares to Apple’s I-Phone. Whether you like Apple or not, you have to admit that the I-Phone is a great product.Â
I’ve played with both devices quite a bit, so here’s a quick run-down of what I think. Ready? Here we go:
Android’s screen is better/bigger/clearer while Apple’s multi-touch works better. (Adv. Android). Android’s battery life, while very respectable, is quite bit shorter than Apples.. However, it is removable. (Adv. Push). Android’s Calender app is better than that of Apple and also has better support for meeting invitations. Can also be wirelessly synced with with Outlook for no subscription fee. (Adv. Android). Android’s app marketplace has tons of downloads in it, many of which are free, while Apple has every app you could ever think of. (Adv. Apple). Android’s interface is all customizable with widgets, backgrounds, app shortcuts, etc.,  while Apple’s is more simple and user friendly (Adv. Push). Android is on Verizon’s network. Apple uses AT&T (Adv. Android). Android has a slide-out QWERTY keboard, while Apple uses a virtual-touch screen layout (Adv. Android). Android’s music and media players…. can play stuff, while Apple’s are as nice as that of their I-Pod line (Adv. Apple). Android has a better camera (5M) with a decent flash, while Apple’s is a little lower rated. I didn’t think either device took pictures nice enough to replace a real camera, though (Adv. Push).Â
Anyway, you can kind of see where this is going. Although I have the Android better in most categories, I felt that most of them could really go either way. It just sort of depends on what is important to you. Apple still makes a better multimedia device, I think, but overall, I believe that the rest of industry (Google anyway) has finally caught up.
Oh, Please. Say it ain’t so, Apple! According a report that I saw on Fox News last week, Apple has apparently started refusing warranty service on computers owned by smokers. They claim that the tar in the cigarette smoke will get into the hard disk and ruin it. In all my years in the business, I can’t think of a single time that I could single that out as the cause of a failure, except for the one time that someone accidently lit their tower on fire with a torch lighter, but that’s a story for another time. So what’s going to be next? Voided warranties on pet owners due to dander? How about people that don’t keep their house cold enough? The list just goes on and on. Do us a favor, cover your equipment and quit making excuses.