Coca-Cola denies US consumer group’s claim that its colouring ingredient causes cancer; yet the company says it will modify its drinks in India like it has in California
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How to clean your PC
Don’t let dust get the better of your computer. We show you how to keep your machine spick and span
You’ll probably be surprised to know how filthy the keyboard that you use for large parts of the day is. A study conducted by Which?, our sister consumer organisation in the UK, revealed that some keyboards were harbouring harmful bacteria that could put their users at high risk of becoming ill.
Like your home, your computer needs to be cleaned regularly. Dust can clog the vents of your computer casing, causing it to heat up. This is often the cause of component failure and hardware issues in the long run.
In a survey of 2,035 people conducted by Right Choice, most computer users claim to clean their computer components at least once a month. Regular cleaning can save you maintenance costs.TO READ FURTHER... Please Login, Register or Subscribe Featured Articles
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Computer accessories
Take the strain out of computing with the help of our computer-accessories review – we’ve tested keyboards, mice, flatbed scanners and webcams
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Make your PC easier to use
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Buying an all-in-one PC
An all-in-one PC combines many of the advantages of the desktop PC and the laptop in one convenient package. Popular all-in-one PCs include the Apple iMac, the Lenovo IdeaCentre B500, Dell Inspiron One 2310 and the HP Pavilion MS214, among others.
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How to buy a keyboard and mouse
Buying a new keyboard may seem straightforward enough, however, not all keyboards are made equal. If your old keyboard is plagued with broken or sticking keys, or in dire need of an upgrade, we tell you what features are available and what to keep in mind when buying a new one, as well as what to look for when choosing a mouse.
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Rice cookers
Fill it, shut it, forget it – nothing could be easier to use than a rice cooker. But which ones make the tastiest food and are the easiest to use? We test eight models to find out