A:AnswerGood question, Kim. Given all the 'specs' of this computer, I would seriously think so? Google it. Simply type in what you need to know (in as few of words as possible), and you most likely will get your answer. Works for me.
A:AnswerAssuming you are storing the average 15 megapixel (15 million pixels) jpg, you can store 500000 (half a million) pictures, as it is a 1 terabyte drive. Of course, things like the operating system and anything you install will make the number smaller, but You probably won't need that many pictures
Each 15 megapixel jpg is about 1.8 megabytes. We can round that to 2 megabytes
A terabyte is 1 million megabytes. 1 million/2 is your answer.
If you really need more, you can get an external hard drive. If you do have that many pictures, look for a 7200 rpm hdd, with at least a few terabytes of storage
A:AnswerHi there, this screen is a touch model which means it will have a glossy screen. If you are looking for one with a matte screen you will want to try and find a model which is not a touch screen.
A:AnswerDepends on 'what' one needs the 'RAM' for. R. A. M. stands for "Random Access Memory". It is usually ONLY as good as the 'clock speed' that represents it. In other words, if there is (and this is something I try to go by), less than 2.0 Gigahertz of clock speed, one will most likely have a slowly responding computer regardless of what RAM there is OR, the storage space available. Hope this helps.