eNable Business Solutions
 
 
 

eNable Business Solutions 2450 Atlanta Highway
Suite 904
Cumming, GA 30040
678-341-2750
866-248-2913
 
 
 
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eNabling Your Business
January 6, 2009

Happy New Year and Thanks for 2008

It is hard to believe that we have already reached the last year of the decade!
 
We at eNable wanted to take a moment to thank you, our customers, for helping to make 2008 a success for us.  We try never to take you for granted, for without you, we do not exist.  If we can ever do anything to help you in any way, do not hesitate to ask.
 
We wish you a propserous and successful 2009.  Remember, your success is not governed by economists, government officials, or the media.  We can all succeed and prosper despite the economic challanges.

eNable Makes the Paper!
Or more specifically, the magazine rack.  Our article, "Bringing your Phone System Into the 21st Century" was published in the Jan/Feb 2008 issue of Rev! Magazine.  While the primary focus of the article is churches and non-profit organizations, all of the concepts apply to businesses as well.
 
Look for Rev! Magazine on newstands now.  If you would like a reprint of the article, please call or email us.

How to Choose a Flat Panel Monitor
Flat panel monitors are no longer a luxury, having almost completely displaced CRT monitors.  They have clearer displays, take up less space, and use less energy.  Given their popularity, the number of models available and the price ranges have become almost limitless, making it difficult to choose the right monitor for your needs.
 
The following, based on a Tech Republic article, covers the major factors to consider when selecting a flat panel monitor:
  • Input - There are two primary video interfaces available today.  VGA, which was the standard with CRT monitors, is still supported by many flat panel monitors because many older PCs still depend on it.  DVI, the newer digital interface, provides for much greater resolution.  When selecting a monitor, make sure it supports the same interface as your PC (some PCs will support both).  VGA uses a small connector with three rows of pins, whereas DVI uses a larger connector which has  a large rectangular pin on one side.
  • Resolution - This is an indication of the sharpness of the monitor picture.  It represents the number of pixels horizontally and vertically (usually a number like 1024 x 768).  When comparing two monitors with the same viewable size, always select the one with the higher resolution.
  • Size - When comparing the size of different monitors, remember that "parts is not parts".  Viewable size, or the portion of a monitor devoted to actual visual display, can vary significantly among monitors of the same size.  Make sure to compare the viewable size, and not just the monitor size.

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TalkSwitch Sale Extended
TalkSwitch has extended their 2008 year-end sale through January.  During this sale, selected phone systems are $300 off, and selected phones are 20% off.  Don't miss this opportunity to save money on a system that will pay for itself in less than a year!