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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Tuesday, 05 February 2008 22:03 |
T he E-Disk Altima E3S320 is pushed to 1.6 Terabytes or 1600 gigabytes. They just made a 1Tb hard drive for consumers a few months ago and now they have an even larger SSD. Even though its made don't expect to be affordable. Prices haven't been posted yet but expect to be far out of the average price range. The drive is 3.5 inch form factor and transfers data at 230mb/sec. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 05 February 2008 22:04 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008 12:54 |
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I just got my first HD television for Christmas and I wanted to go right out and get a HDMI cable to enjoy my stellar HD picture. I was appalled at the prices at circuit city and best buy for HDMI cables. The cheapest one i could find was $40. In the past i have alway paid less when buying online but a $34 price different is horrendous. These stores are simply gouging the ignorant public who don't know any better. I left the store disappointed and went on monprice.com and bought my cable for $6 plus shipping. I feel that I must spread the word to people who think that paying $80 for the same cable is going to get them a better picture, is just wrong. I'm sure these cables provide extra protection but the extra protection is so small it can't even be measured with today's technology. I have found an in depth article from the guys over at gizmodo describing this rip off and tested comparable cables at monoprice. Please read these articles and spread the word for any new HDTV owner. This quote from gizmodo pretty much sums up the article "The only people who should buy Monster cable are people who light cigars with Benjamins. Fortunately for Monster, there are plenty of those people. They're not even suckers, they are just rich as hell, and want the best. This testing did not prove that Monster is not the best. It just proved that the best is, for the most part, unnecessary." The cables that i bought are not the same cables that they tested, i purchased the cheapest cables. From my experience my picture is just as good as the high quality ones given to me from Verizon FIOS technicians. We tested this fact on a 50 Panasonic plasma playing xbox 360 halo 3 and between 3 people we couldn't tell the difference. Find out more at gizmodo.com |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 January 2008 13:06 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008 11:56 |
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I recently purchased the thermaltake notebook cooling pad. When searching for a notebook cooler portability was the main deciding factor. I needed something i could throw into my notebook bag and use whenever and where ever. I stumbled onto the the Thermaltake iXoft notebook pad. I have been using this pad for about a month and absolutly love it. Here is a quick run down of the good and the bad.    |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 January 2008 12:09 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 15:12 |
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Green computing, the study and practice of efficient and eco-friendly computing resources, is now under the attention of not only environmental organizations, but also businesses from other industries. In recent years, companies in the computer industry have come to realize that going green is in their best interest, both in terms of public relations and reduced costs. This article will take a look at several green initiatives currently under way in the computer industry, as well as issues that have been raised regarding these initiatives. We will also have a talk with VIA to learn more about the future of green computing. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 15:14 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 15:05 |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 15:06 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 15:03 |
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This time last year, we tested 61 2006 HDTVs to learn how they process all the detail contained within 1080i, the most common high-definition broadcast format. It's the highest resolution format the majority of HD broadcasters and cable channels use, including CBS, NBC, CW, HBO, and Showtime. The results of our 2006 tests were quite disappointing; less than half of the HDTVs were able to properly process the interlaced broadcast signal to the TV's native, progressive resolution. This year, we have expanded our testing to include 74 HDTVs that range from 19 to 67 inches. We have added a new test for 1080p displays to judge their resolution with motion as compared to their stationary resolution. This test illustrates how all HDTVs lower the amount of detail you can see when the camera is panning or where there is action in a scene, such as on a football field. More on this later.  |
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:51 |
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Microsoft has been told to fork over $140m because Windows XP and certain versions of Microsoft Office require more than one activation code. You see, there are patents on the use of more than one activation code, and they're held by a clever company in Michigan that has successfully sued the bejesus out of the Redmond software giant. On November 16, The Associated Press reports, a federal appeals court ordered Microsoft to unload $140m on the tiny z4 Technologies, upholding the decision of a lower court. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:55 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:45 |
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If you lose a file from this USB drive then you’d better pick your expletives carefully or you’ll have the Good Lord, vengeful wrath and all, snapping at your heels.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:45 )
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:13 |
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As if DRM needed more of a hint to get its coat and leave, Amazon is set to announce a promotional giveaway of one billion MP3s during next year's Super Bowl. Billboard was first to note that this announcement signals an all-out offensive on DRM, which is made even more powerful by parallel pressures brought by Wal-Mart. In a bid for more of the digital download space, the brick-and-mortar retailer heavyweight has reportedly given an ultimatum to some of the largest record labels, including Warner Music Group and Sony BMG Music Entertainment, to provide more of their respective music catalogs in MP3 format (that is, without DRM) next year. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:39 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:08 |
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Currently, Microsoft penalizes Windows Vista users who fail to activate their operating system software within 30 days. Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) on Tuesday said it will cease hobbling Windows Vista installations that fail the company's validation processes in its forthcoming Service Pack 1 update, scheduled for next year. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:58 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:01 |
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The standby and hibernate modes in Microsoft's Windows XP and the sleep mode in Vista are meant to be great time-savers. But too often a sleeping PC wakes up on its own--or doesn't awaken when you want it to. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 December 2007 14:03 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Sunday, 09 December 2007 13:56 |
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Comcast lowered its 2008 revenue perspectus by 12%. This change comes from economic and competitive pressures. Decline in the housing market as hurt Comcast in finding new customers. Competition from Verizon communications has hurt Comcast as well, also from ongoing efforts from dish network companies. This outlook sent comcast's stocks down by %10. In the third quarter, Comcast posted a 54 percent drop in quarterly profit as it lost more basic video subscribers than expected. "We believe the vast majority of the reductions are due to competition," said Richard Greenfield, an analyst at Pali Research. "Comcast simply did not expect the level of competitive marketing spend that has occurred this year." priovided via Reuters |
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Thursday, 29 November 2007 12:20 |
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A lot of people get out of college with a computer science degree and don't want to be a systems admin or a programmer, they ask themselves did i just waste 4 or 8 years and piled on enough debt that my grandkids will be paying it off? What do you do then, here are 10 hot jobs right now that aren't the traditional computer career. 1. Environmental Simulations Developer 2. Video Game Developer. 3. Bioinformatics Simulations Modeling. 4. 3D Animation Technician. 5. Internet Entrepreneur. 6. Medical Modeling Systems Developer and Technician. 8. Website Network Manager / Administrator. 9. Training Software Developer. 10. Visual and Audio Content Producers. Check out http://www.computermajors.com/10-hot-computer-jobs for the complete article |
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Thursday, 29 November 2007 12:17 |
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HuH?????? I'm horribly confused |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 November 2007 09:41 )
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Written by Bryan Super Admin Guy Steimel
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Thursday, 29 November 2007 12:00 |
 Here is a handy chart showing the power consumption of todays most popular HDTV's. I was surprised at the yearly cost of some of these tv's. The plasmas are the biggest energy hogs the highest being $185. $185 is a considerable energy increase especially if you have 2 or 3 of these babies. CNET provided this nice collection through a test of 80 different models. It shows standby watt, powered on watts, watts per square inch, there overall score and score per size and annual cost. If you have not jumped into the HDTV bandwagon you'll be glad to know that your saving $50-$185 per year in energy costs. |
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