Can just help with browsers. I'm using Google Chrome with no difficulties
using latest iteration of Jaws2020, and have recently found Edge to be
useful once I get my head around its UI.
Have come to understand solid-state drives are best used for OS and
Applications, and a mechanical drive for read/write data--your projects. I
don't know whether the data drive perspective is entirely accurate though
these days with things and prices changing so quickly...
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Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2020 8:08 AM
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Subject: [audacity4blind] A Bit Off Topic
Hello List,
I know this is off topic but thought this would be a good place to ask these
questions. I'm looking to replace my old worn out Dell Inspirin laptop.
I'm looking for advice on a replacement. I want a full keyboard and a lot
of memory. I'm torn between traditional hard drive and solid state and
would like to hear pros and cons. I could care less about graphics, touch
screen and any gaming features. Keeping it a bit more on subject what would
be the best most user friendly sound card. Going further off topic, with
Internet explorer rapidly going away, which browsers are the most JAWS
friendly? If you've gone this far thanks for reading and any advice on any
of this will be greatly appreciated.
Steve
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