re pc towers -- can you tell me
Posted By: sm on 2006-03-03
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can i stack one on top the other on their sides? and/or put a printer on top this way, to save more desk space?
another thought was whether i might put one sideways under my monitor -- but it seems like i remember your monitor should be positioned not too high so that your eyes are looking slightly downward -- do you know?
thanks!
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I don't think I am in a light of sight for cell towers either. sm
They pick up signals within distances like cell phones do. I don't think a direct line of site is needed period like it is with satellite. With satellite, you have the big dish that is placed on your house and it beams the satellites in space to get your signals. With wireless it gets signals from the towers. You have nothing but you wireless network card or USB plug that picks up the signal from the tower. No big, ugly dish around on my home.
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Top of monitor should be even w/your eyeballs. Stacking the towers might make the fans
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