Dear Laptop Repair Network Members,
ScreenTek, the largest laptop LCD screen supplier,
is happy to deliver the latest issue of our new monthly newsletter.
We realize it can be tough to stay on top of the latest tech
trends and news in a high-paced, fast growing industry like
ours. So we have decided to make it easier for you by gathering
a series of news, information and tips that we think will be
useful and of interest to you and your business.
We would also like to thank you for joining
our Laptop
Repair Network. Our Laptop
Repair Network is currently 1,099 shops strong
and growing. Our goal is to make it the most widely used laptop
repair directory on the Internet to bring more business to you
because when you do well we do well. Stay tuned for more advances
in the near future, including a keyword search so that customers
can easily find you based on select words that you have chosen.
The current issue contains a collection of the
latest industry news and a list of tips and tricks. We hope
that you find this information helpful.
Sincerely,
Your ScreenTek Team
ScreenTek is Expanding and Moving
ScreenTek, the largest laptop LCD screen supplier,
is moving and expanding its facilities soon !! What does this
mean to you? It means an even larger screen selection and it
is further proof that LCD screen replacement is a viable alternative
to purchasing a new laptop. Stay tuned for more information
as our move date approaches.
Special Offers for Laptop
Repair Network Members - 20% Discount
Receive a 3-month 20% discount off of our already
low wholesale prices just for signing up with our Laptop Repair
Network and spending $1500 in any 3-month period. (Some limitations
may apply).
Latest
News
Security
Watch: Netsky.P Still the Big Worm on the Block
Netsky.P is the New York Yankees of e-mail worms. It's been
at or near the top of the real-world threat list for its entire
lifetime. It has its first birthday this
month, which for a virus should put it on Medicare, but Netsky.P
is still the #1 threat out there on an ongoing basis. - PC
Magazine
Yahoo
Fires New Volley in E-mail Wars
The larger e-mail size is also the latest example of how far
Web portals are willing to go in order to lock in loyalty among
users, whose eyeballs advertisers are paying to reach. From
search innovations to new ways to integrate instant messaging
and e-mail, the portals are rolling out new innovations at a
breakneck clip.- CRM News
XP
SP2 Still Vulnerable to Denial of Service Attacks
Microsoft Corp.'s newest operating systems can be penetrated
by an old-school-type denial-of-service attack, according to
a warning from a security researcher. In a SecurityFocus advisory,
researcher Dejan Levaja warned that Windows Server 2003 and
XP Service Pack 2 (with Windows Firewall turned off) could lead
to LAND attacks. - eWeek
Inside
the Shadowy World of Web Mobs
What's a Web mob? Only one of the most chilling developments
in Internet security so far. These are organized crime groups
that have been set up to steal your credit card numbers, your
identity and your cold hard cash. As malware writers have morphed
from destructive script kiddies to organized criminals, the
Internet has become a much more dangerous place. - Baseline
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Tips
and Tricks
How
to Install a Wireless LAN
Before you
begin to install your wireless network, you should have a good
understanding of the capabilities and limitations of your wireless
network hardware. -
PC Magazine
Disinfecting
Your PC
What would you do if your Windows computer suddenly became unresponsive?
Or if you could no longer access the Internet? Viruses and spyware
can cause that, even when you're running up-to-date protection
against them. Tools aren't perfect, and it's possible that some
malware sneaked by. - PC Magazine
All
is Not Lost
If the only tools available to you are those bundled with Windows,
a deleted file that's been removed from the Recycle Bin appears
to be gone forever. But it's not. With specialized hardware
and software, you can recover virtually any file--even if the
data is overwritten, the drive is reformatted, the boot sector
is trashed, or the disk controller has stopped functioning.
- PC Magazine
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About
Us
ScreenTek's mission
is to be the most competitively-priced, customer service-oriented
and extensively-stocked LCD screen supplier for laptop and industrial
uses. We have the most extensive LCD screen inventory from multiple
screen manufacturers to meet your short- and long-term needs.
We focus on strong customer relationships, expedited shipping
and featuring a multi-lingual staff.
Our knowledgeable
and professional sales staff will help you determine the screen
you need. Our helpful customer service staff will ensure that
our commitment to service meets or exceeds your expectations
in providing quality products at our best price.
We love hearing
from you. Please contact us at 713-839-9640 or info@screentekltd.com
to inquire about our company and/or our products.
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