Posted by admin on August 8th, 2010
About ten years back, I was heading to a cafe to have a drink with a bunch of old buddies. As I crossed the road from the parking lot where I parked my car, I saw a number of teenagers walking towards to a Cyber Cafe with keyboards on their hands.
I was puzzled and asked my friend. I was told that they are hard core network gamers. But those days, carrying a keyboard around seems to be impractical because of it’s size, but time has changed, same goes to the technology.
Choices like the petite and wireless Prolink PCML-5308G keyboard too many, but what makes it different is that this input device incorporates a built-in touchpad, extremely thin and weighs merely 0.231kg.
It uses a 2.4GHz frequency range allowing a distance of 10-meter of operation from the computer. The package includes a USB 1.1 receiver interface (I’m a bit surprised why they’re not using 2.0) and powered by a 700 mAh built-in Lithium battery for maximum use.
Posted by admin on August 3rd, 2010
If you’re a kind of person who never miss the latest update of the graphic industry, you’d definitely notice that by now the NVIDIA has scored a hit with its amazing GeForce GTX 460. Even though the GeForce GTX 460 is not the fastest graphics card in NVIDIA’s arsenal, it is certaintly one of the best GPU NVIDIA has ever made ever since ATI debuted their Evergreen series.
The main key to GTX 460′s success is its combination of awful performance, modest power, thermal requirements as well as affordable price. At this point of time, there is not other GPU within the $200 to $250 range even comes close to competing the GeForce GTX 460’s performance.
As a matter of fact, the GeForce GTX 460 is very fast that is on par with other models including the GeForce GTX 465 and it even challenges the Radeon HD 5850 which costs $300.
What’s more, unlike its predecessor which uses Fermi cards, the GeForce GTX 460 uses the new GF104 chipset, a smaller version of the original GF100 that made its debut in the GeForce GTX 480. The latest GF104 proved that it could maintain its excellent performacnce of the earlier GF100 despite consuming less power and discharging less heat.
Posted by admin on August 2nd, 2010
DVico always been associated with cutting edge media players with relatively overstated price tag. Even though that inclination has not really improving, they have downsized their earlier TVIX HD M-7000 into a mug shaped TViX HD N1, or also known as “The Cafe”.
What’s missing in the N1′s case compared to its predecessor is the internal hard drive enclosure as well as a ventilation fan. You will find a memory card reader and USB concealed by an inconspicuous lid. To turn on it, you just need to press the power button which is located beneath the flap.
Posted by admin on July 30th, 2010
There are some people who are already having problems with the Windows 7 system. That’s not really amazing because most people, once or twice, will have problems with their internet operating systems. It’s inevitable! There are no windows systems that are going to be fault-free.For instance, there are some that are finding it to freeze all the time! Therefore, it causes you to lose some or all of your important data and files. But these problems can always be fixed and sorted out. Don’t worry it’s not the end of the world for you windows 7 users. Your computer system might not be able to fill all the requirements for this new windows program; and your RAM will continue to freeze up. So, it’s best to get the opinion of a computer technician, they always know the best features for your computer.
Posted by admin on July 29th, 2010
Are you using firefox for browsing purposes? Have you updated the latest firefox and found it to be slow? First of all you have to check your internet connections and settings if there is any problem and try browsing with firefox. If you still find your firefox to be very slow for loading of pages and also hangs at times, then there is some problem with your system registry settings, amending which you will be able to browse fast with firefox. Registry is the brain of your computer that commands all the applications installed on your system. Every time you run an application, the registry settings are accessed and only if it is perfect, your application will be running properly or else it may generate an error message and eventually your application may fail to load properly or shut down unexpectedly.
Posted by admin on July 28th, 2010
Netgear Inc., world’s renowned networking solutions provider for home and business, today announced their latest product – Netgear ProSafe Smart Switch to provide higher peformance and capacity for businesses at much lower cost and less complexity compared to a conventional enterprise network switches.
With the price tag under US$400, the Netgear ProSafe 8-port Gigabit PoE Smart Switch (GS110TP) allows businesses to easily and quickly accomodate the rapid growth of video, voice and data traffic across networks. It is designed for businesses that want to upgrade their network with a minimal port density but a combination of Gigabit speed and power saving PoE capability.
It allows easy deployment of Voice Over Internet Protocol or VOIP, video conferencing as well as IP surveillance and provide easy management for all other IP devices including IP cameras, IP phones, wireless Access Point over the network. Its ability to prioritize real time applications such as video and voice over less latency-sensitive traffic ensures reliability and quality.
More details of this product is available on NETGEAR Website.
Posted by admin on July 26th, 2010
It has been quite some time since the last time I ‘played’ around with computer hardwares. If I remember correctly, the last time I built my own desktop machine from scratch was back in 2002. Today, came across an article about a GPU or Graphics Processing Unit that really interest me.
The material being used to produce the MSI N465GTX Twin Frozr II Golden Edition is the reason why I am interested to read further. Using copper, instead of gold, contrary to the name, the reddish orange color GPU will definitely attract those hardcore gamers who are looking for a high quality graphics processor.
Full article here.
Posted by admin on July 20th, 2010
Printer is a necessary thing when you are using a PC for home purpose or for your office. All types of printers will do for home usage as there is no specific requirement for a person at home on printers. But when it comes to usage of printers in office there are some basic qualities that a printer must possess which are listed below:
Posted by admin on July 19th, 2010
God designed man and devil invented human viruses to kill them. Likewise man invented computer and human devils invented virus to crash 
them. You will be shocked to know that the first computer virus was invented by Bill Gates in his high school. VIRUS referring to Virtual Information Resources Under Siege is a real threat to all the data stored on PC connected to a network. Hence it is very important to protect a computer from all types of viruses. Installing a Proper Anti virus software on your system may help you protect your system from viruses. A provision is provided by the operating systems itself which alerts you for installing or updating the data of an Anti virus software and also firewall protection which is very important for systems connected on servers.
Posted by admin on July 11th, 2010
Even though NVIDIA is not my favourite graphics processor, but this is quite a news to me. Arstechnica, the PC enthusiast’s resource has reported that NVIDIA may have purposely disabled half of PhysX performance on the CPU by using the older x87 floating point set of instructions which has been replaced by newer instructions since 2005.
And of course, NVIDIA has denied this accusation and put the blames on an old codebase for the issues. But they have assured that the version 3.0, which is the next version of PhysX will address these problems. Well, I guess NVIDIA fans will have to wait patiently.
Full article can be found here.
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