RE: Assistance Needed

"Annette S. Leung" <aleung-o/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.culture.law.network-lawyers
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Have to agree with the 20" monitor. It seems like an 
unnecessary extravagance until you actually get used to 
working with it. I have one now and have found it invaluable 
because I can work on two pages side-by-side (notes on one 
side, memo or whatever else on the other). Multiple monitors 
can also be good when doing research since you won't be 
spending time Alt-Tabbing back and forth. I wasn't willing 
to add extra weight in the laptop (mine weighs in under 4 
lbs, which is nice when traveling a lot), so this makes 
working in the office much nicer.

To add to that, some sort of backup solution for the computer
(s), whether it's as simple as burning CDs or plugging in an 
external USB/Firewire hard drive or a more sophisticated 
automated backup solution including (or not) offsite 
storage. 

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Annette.S.Leung-o/[email protected]
James E. Beasley School of Law

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>Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 13:34:24 -0500
>From: "George Socha" <[email protected]>  
>Subject: RE: [NetLawyers] Assistance Needed  
>To: <[email protected]>
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>Here are a few suggestions on the hardware side:
>
>- Laptop computer (I have used ThinkPads for about 10 years 
and have been
>pleased with them)
>- UPS/surge protector
>- 20" (or larger) flat screen monitor (your monitor is your 
workplace so get
>one with as much real estate as you can afford; Dell has a 
very nice one
>with a USB hub built right into it)
>- wireless keyboard and wireless optical mouse
>- adjustable keyboard tray (think ergonomics)
>- high quality office chair (ditto)
>- color printer (great for business cards)
>- cordless phone (5.8 GHz so it does not create problems 
for the wireless
>network)
>- decent headset to go with the cordless phone (no one 
looks cute with one
>shoulder permanently 4 inches higher)
>- convergence handheld - cell phone/PDA/email (I have been 
happy with my
>recently-acquired Treo 600 and I know other folks who use 
the Blackberry
>cell phone or the most recent Kyocera; each, of course, has 
its strengths
>and weaknesses)
>- car adapter (so you can plug it into a power outlet in a 
car and then you
>can plug laptop, cell phone charger, printer, etc. into it)
>- thumb drive (great for transferring files)
>
>George
>
>George J. Socha Jr., Esq.
>Socha Consulting LLC
> 
>Informing digital discovery decisions
> 
>1374 Lincoln Avenue
>St. Paul MN 55105
>Tel 651.690.1739
>Cell 651.336.3940
>Fax 651.846.5920
>[email protected]
>http://www.sochaconsulting.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Stuart Levine [mailto:[email protected]] 
>Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 11:25 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [NetLawyers] Assistance Needed
>
>
>In late June, I will be doing a presentation at a program 
designed to 
>assist lawyers going out on their own.  Not surprisingly, I 
will be 
>addressing various tech-type issues.  The tenative title 
for the 
>presentation is:  "Ten or Twenty Ways to Spend Your 
>Money on Things You Didn't Think You Really Need, but 
Really Do"
>
>Any suggestions from this group would be greatly 
appreciated.  I 
>think one of the important pieces of equipment any new 
practitioner 
>needs is a good scanner with a paper feed.  Any specific 
>suggestions as to the type of scanner that might fill this 
bill would be 
>particularly appreciated.
>
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>Fisher & Winner, LLP
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