February 9th, 2011
by Edy
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Computer Spot
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During the technology age, an interesting pattern is emerging where new items beget yet more new items. There seems to be an add-on to any new add on, and will it continue indefinitely?
The secret is doing your homework and seeing if that particular product is actually worth the investment, or if it and all its add-ons will end up costing you more. Or if you have a popular device you have constantly, treat yourself and it to a new add-on.
Headphones
Where would our gadgetry do without a way to keep all the music and sound effects from scaring or annoying everyone around us?
Headphones are a staple of the gadgetry age. If price is no object then The Klipsch Image S4 earphones present you with a sound quality that is hard to rival, and includes very effective noise cancellation. Even better, they can rank themselves among the most comfortable in their price bracket.
iPhone needs pampered
Nothing has spawned new accessories quite like the iPhone. If you’re investing in an iPhone then you surely need to protect your investment, and that’s where the iSkin Enigma iPhone case comes in. It’s a very attractive silicon case which features a metallic finish and Napa leather. Read the rest of this entry →
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August 25th, 2010
by Edy
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Because there are many different kinds of computer hardware and products in the industry it makes sense that there are various different computer hardware magazines to choose from also.
These computer hardware magazines can be used by computer users to get good ideas of what computers are going to be better for one to use.
These magazines include ones that can be used for information on hardware that can be used for business or for fun. Apple computer hardware is also covered in magazines tailored for Apple users too. Read the rest of this entry →
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July 15th, 2010
by Edy
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Computer Software, Internet
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If there is one thing that people like it is something that is available to them for free. This especially goes for computer software.
Various places offer free software programs for people on a trial period or shareware versions of products that are free. These can range from business products to games. There are many places that you can visit and start downloading computer software off the Internet.
CNet’s Download.com is one of the world’s top places to go for downloading computer software off the Internet. They have different types of software on this site.
These programs include developer tools, web browsers, spyware and virus protection programs and drivers for hardware programs. Some fun software, like screensavers or games, can be found on Download.com too. Read the rest of this entry →
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January 27th, 2010
by Edy
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Computer Tips
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Although a microprocessor is not the most important factor for running the latest Games; it does play some part. Finding the right microprocessor for your PC can be a perplexing experience considering the numerous brands with wide array of features available in the market. This article is an attempt to guide you on processors for playing some of the latest high resolution games.
Simply buying an expensive processor won’t do the trick. The processor’s performance is also affected by the type of motherboard you have. Also, the type of games you are going to play is going to depend a lot on the motherboard’s features. Coming to the brands of processors available, Intel and AMD are currently the leaders in the microprocessor market. Intel is well known for manufacturing the popular Celeron and Pentium series and AMD for its Athlon and Sempron processors. Read the rest of this entry →
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May 29th, 2009
by Edy
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As you have a wide variety of video card manufacturers nowadays, choosing a video card can make you go dizzy.
It is essential that you buy a video card that is compatible to your computer’s hardware configuration and the connections available for the video card, otherwise it will all go waste.
Finding the right Video Card
Usually computers have PCI, AGP and ISA type connections. AGP (Advanced Graphics Port) is currently the standard for the latest motherboards.
AGP is directly connected to the computer memory, so it can store 3-D elements in the computer’s memory rather than using the video memory.
The PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) is one of the most frequently used Buses in computers today. Read the rest of this entry →
January 7th, 2009
by Edy
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Looking for the best desktop processor on the planet? Then, take a closer look at Intel Core i7 Processor that delivers a great breakthrough in quad-core performance.
Intel Core i7 Processor features the following:
- Intel Turbo Boost Technology
- Intel Virtualization technology
- Enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology
- Execute Disable Bit
- Intel 64 architecture
Using Intel Turbo Boost Technology, the processor maximizes the speed for demanding applications. With this technology, you can experience a greater performance when you need it the most.
It comprises of processor numbers i7-940 and i7-920. The only difference between the two is the clock speed.
The i7-940 has 2.93 GHz clock speed while i7-920 has 2.66 GHz. Both have 8 processing threads with Intel Hyper-Threading technology and 8 MB of Intel Smart Cache. These are quad core processors that have 3 channels of DDR3 1066 MHz memory.
With this processor, you can multitask applications faster. You can convert a video for your iPod while you are encoding a video for You Tube.
This processor enables you to create spectacular slide-shows, 3D images for animations or games, or even create your own movie without suffering PC performance.
People who like gaming, graphics, video editing, video streaming and photo gallery can benefit from the incredible breakthrough performance of the Intel Core i7 Processor.
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October 27th, 2008
by Edy
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Computer Parts, Monitor
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Monitor is an external hardware of the computer, which displays pictures. There are various uses for the monitor.
The most commonly used application is to watch the programs displayed. It can also be used as a television when this is connected to a television tuner.
Monitors can be used with televisions and some televisions can be used with computers though both these concepts differ greatly.
The resolution of monitors is adjustable to make the vision comfortable with smaller letters and graphics. Read the rest of this entry →
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October 7th, 2008
by Edy
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Computer Spot, Computer Tips, Featured
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If you are someone who loves to play games like Fate, Diablo, Law & Order, Chainz, Luxor, Zuma, Mah Jong, etc. and don’t need anything overly fancy, then you might not be faced with the need of purchasing over-priced gaming machines and any decent configuration should suffice.
However if you are a hard-core gamer, who needs extreme graphics support and high-end configuration then you need to consider many aspects in your gaming PC.
Rendering 3D graphic environments and displaying complex animations requires enormous processor power and memory.
So even though your PC works fine for everyday tasks like e-mail, Web browsing, and playing music, it might not be able to run many of the latest games.
But don’t worry many ways you can tweak your system so it can rise to the challenge. Read the rest of this entry →
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September 22nd, 2008
by Edy
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Computer Parts, Computer Spot, Featured, Video Card
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There are many factors that are decisive in picking the right PCI Graphics Card. On one hand, you have video output incorporated into the motherboard itself, eliminating the need for a separate graphics card entirely.
On the other hand you have companies trying to persuade you to use multiple cards on the same PC.
Now when the discussion comes to purchasing PCI Graphics Card, the most important aspect is the purpose of usage.
Decisive factors
The graphic card, also called a video card, is primarily responsible for handling the calculations necessary to determine where and when pixels will fire and in what color, which is critical in any high end graphics application like gaming.
So the next question would obviously be that with so many different options out there, how do you choose the right card for you? Read the rest of this entry →
September 16th, 2008
by Edy
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Computer Parts, Featured, Monitor
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Recently I came across a recording of an interesting program on the TV broadcasted in the UK, which featured some highly qualified techies who explained the usability, quality and difference of other parameters between the CRT and flat-screens (of all types).
The answer basically was that CRTs are much cheaper and a good CRT has easily twice as better picture quality compared to a top range flat-screen costing several times more in price.
I have closely analyzed 5 CRT’s, and I find the IBM one the best for image quality. The cheapest being Daewoo is also good enough as long as it’s calibrated, but you still obviously see a big difference between the two. Read the rest of this entry →
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