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Had a brief experience with one where I work, bit of a gimmick for computer use since you have a keyboard & mouse.... Also they look dreadful with all the paw and finger marks left behind after a while.... In a nut shell OK for GPS's etc but for computer use "Not Really"

I think it will make a good frisbee, otherwise bin it.

DVI can stream up to 1920×1200 HD video, or with dual-link DVI connectors you can support up to 2560×1600 pixels. Depends on Video card you use!!!

Almost identical, both support 1920×1080 resolution maximum and as stated HDMI has 8 channel sound support. DVI doesn’t support HDCP encryption by default for Bluray players but HDMI does. So in a nutshell go for HDMI.....

Should work but I never heard of a Bios password stopping a hard drive to be reformatted or recognized.... Personally I would go into manage my computer and get the hard drive recognized and reformat from there...

Since you used Dban you will need it to unlock the password, I would imagine Dban floppy/CD/DVD disc would have its own boot program to do this...

Also motherboard or sound card guide/manual could have configurable jumper settings instructions.

Do you think he going to run a Chinese laundry inside the case, one push and two exhaust fans would be ample for decent air flow in any case.... Your idea would be great for a wind tunnel testing F18's.

I'm online now and you are not.... No doubt when you are online I won't be... Bad luck!!!

If you are talking about the point of chilling part of a circuit board under normal operating conditions then YES you eventually will do permanent damage.

Will only leave reference of file name only and what type of format it was in..... Nothing else......

Simple answer is No!!! Leaves no traces of file on your PC to read.....

Electrostatic speakers have been around for a while but expensive compared to normal speakers, have limitations compared to normal speakers, in other words forget them.........

What ever Fan you use to push air make sure you leave a reasonable gap between the fan and case as this will allow maximum air flow, when the push fans are mounted on or two close to the case it will not push air.

Cheap monitor!!! IMO Benq quality is questionable...... I bought one years ago & never again.....

If a monitor or TV had a severe exposure to magnetic fields it is possible it could suffer permanent damage, degaussing will not be able to repair it.

I think you are exaggerating a bit on the deletion of hard drive considering a PC case is shielding with the hard drive itself well designed in magnetic shielding. You have a good imagination....

Contact Samsung for help or search for a Samsung forum dealing with your TV as their might be useful info... You could restore your hard drive by windows by selecting "My computer Manage" and do a reformat....

Will not harm your computer in any way, the original reason speakers were magnetically shielded was to stop interference to the old CRT monitor screens since in the old days speakers were mostly mounted each side of the monitor.

I know what he said and knowing laptops it would be very difficult to find a cheap generic fan to fit, hence my statement.... Yes, with Ebay he might get lucky......;)