How to protect your gadgets this summer |
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| Published by: SeacoastOnline 05-24-2007 Read Complete Article |
Article Summary
"With the summer season almost upon us, the Geek Squad, a nationwide computer and electronics repair organization, offers the following tips for protecting your high-tech gear:
Geek Squad Rule of Thumb: If you happen to get water on a camera that's not waterproof, try drying it out with a hair dryer or place it in an air tight container with packets of silica gel to absorb the moisture (you can find these at any outdoor store or packed in with a new pair of shoes!). If this does not work, drop it off at a Geek Squad precinct for a diagnosis. ..." ....Read Complete Article
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