If you are in the market for printer that is perfectly suited for a small office or home office, printing principally letters, forms, e-mails, or other letter-sized black-and-white documents, this review may of particular interest. When laser printers first became available they were quite costly (in the thousands of dollars) as well as being large, heavy, and expensive to operate. That is no longer the case, but which one is now the "best buy?"

If you are in the market for printer that is perfectly suited for a small office or home office, printing principally letters, forms, e-mails, or other letter-sized black-and-white documents, this review may of particular interest. When laser printers first became available they were quite costly (in the thousands of dollars) as well as being large, heavy, and expensive to operate. That is no longer the case, but which one is now the "best buy?"

Windows only: LookInMyPC generates a complete report of what's going on in a computer—from hardware to software, and everything in between. After playing around with it, this writer wouldn't start troubleshooting a PC without it. I'm not kidding.Whether you're a tech guru who knows your way around your computer better than the company that built it, or a novice just getting acquainted with your system, LookInMyPC is a free app you'll want to download and run at least once, even before you need its diagnostic help. It's like a big verbal X-Ray of your PC, detailing everything from the brand of network adapter you have to the number of user accounts on your system.

For folks who have yet to make the effort to backup their data and software on a computer or notebook, we'd strongly recommend you do so unless you really have no sentimental attachment to the digital files stored on either platform. If you're looking for a decent solution, the Rebit external USB backup drive ought to come in handy since it will automatically back up your files without even having to run a schedule or operate it manually. Nice to know the Rebit is also accompanied by a complete operating system restore as well just in case Murphy's Law happens. A 160GB Rebit external USB backup drive will retail for $149.95. But right now you can get them at Amazon.com starting at $99.