[TechRepublic] Cracking open Samsung's Google Chromebook

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Samsung Series 5 Chromebook cracking open hardware analysis The Samsung Series 5 is easily disassembled and has replaceable components, but there's at least one surprise inside the first commercial Chromebook. Read more Cracking Open the Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Resource of the day Have You Supersized Your Data Center? Avoid the Pitfalls of Oversizing When it comes to the infrastructure of your data center or network rooms, bigger is not necessarily better. Read this white paper to learn the facts about and reasons behind oversizing. Explore ways you can avoid the problems presented by oversizing. New at TechRepublic   Your questions answered: What Chromebooks can and can't do Chromebooks start shipping on June 15, 2011, but can you actually productively work on one? Kevin Purdy answers the questions everyone is asking. Read more It's Microsoft Patch Tuesday: June 2011 Justin James gathers the information you need to make the right decision on applying Microsoft's June 2011 patches in your organization. Read more Flush the ARP cache in Windows from the command line Bill Detwiler shows you how to clear a specific entry from the ARP cache using the arp command and flush the whole thing with the netsh command. Read more The state of the network administrator today Has your role as a network administrator changed in the last few years? What technology changes or related trends have affected your job the most? Answer these short poll questions to give us an idea of the state of the network administrator today. Read more Use Resource Monitor to monitor CPU performance Scott Lowe provides an overview of disk-related metrics in the Windows Resource Monitor. Find out you can use the tool to troubleshoot CPU performance issues. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the 2011 Barnes & Noble Nook e-book reader (Wi-Fi) Bill Detwiler cracks open the 2011 Barnes & Noble Nook. Inside the touchscreen e-book reader, he found chips from TI, SanDisk, Samsung, and Lattice. View on site Today's recommended downloads Top 10 Considerations for Maximized Storage Security, Performance, and Scalability (TechRepublic) Case Study: Dreamworks movies made possible by HP servers (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Plan a Storage Infrastructure that's Right for the Virtual Era (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Physical Infrastructure: Set Your Network Free (American Power Conversion (APC)) The Value of Scale-out NAS Data Storage (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Quick Tips: Shape your writing for the web Ryan Boudreaux offers five key tips to help you optimize your writing for the web and develop editorial styles that match specific website users. TechRepublic newsletters   Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Five Tips 10 Things Geek out this Father's Day Six things geek dads REALLY want for Father's Day Geeked out gift ideas for Father's Day Darth Vader: My unlikely fatherhood role model

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