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| Remote control computer entertainment system - Posted by dramaartwriting |
 The PopSci Buyer's Guide: Media Center PCs Everything you need to know about your next personal computer, a digital-media wunderkind you can control without ever leaving the couch For the whole article click: here. |
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| Build a Quiet Computer - Posted by webmaster |
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Extreme Tech has written a very good article about building a computer with a very low noise output. They write about the main things you should think about when you build your computer, which components you should use and so on.
Read the whole article here. |
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| 1,000,000 converted from PC to Mac - Posted by webmaster |
 According to AppleInsider over 1 million users have converted from PC to Mac so far 2005. |
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| A new silent Shuttle - Posted by webmaster |
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Shuttle has just released a new barebone for Pentium-M CPUs. This laptop CPU will make it much more silent then the other Shuttle barebones. The designer said he followed the KISS (Keep It Simple, Silent) rule.
“Whether it’s an office workstation, a home server or a home theater system, a silent PC solution offers numerous tangible benefits over a standard PC,†|
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| Logisys Jade Curve 4 Direction LED Mouse - Posted by Anonymous |
 ExtremeMHz: "Along with the Keyboard that I reviewed last week, Logisys also tossed in one of their new Curve Mice. With an interesting new ergonomic design, a little bit of flash, and a unique four way scroll wheel, on paper this looked like an interesting product. Did it hold up to closer scrutiny? Read on and find out!" *Clicka* |
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| Worlds smallest MP3 player - Posted by webmaster |
 Mobiblu DAH-1500i is the name of the smallest MP3 player in the world. BATTERY LIFE 8-10 hours DIMENSIONS 0.94" x 0.94" x 0.94" 24mm x 24mm x 24mm WEIGHT 0.63 Ounces (18 Grams) It costs about $100 in US with a memory of 512 MB. |
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| Use the RAM as a Harddrive - Posted by webmaster |
What would you say if I told you that you can build an own harddrive of you old DDR memories, and that the harddrive would have an access time of less then 0.1 ms?
 Gigabyte has made a PCI card that you connect to a 1.5GB/s S-ATA interface and build a harddrive with your old RAM memories. The site OCWorkbench has written a review of the product. Read the whole article here. (don't miss the link to the next page in the down-left corner) |
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| How a CPU works - Posted by webmaster |
 Hardware Sectrets has written a good article about how a CPU works, what it does, what the caches are for etc. Read the article here |
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| Review of 5 Thermaltake Cases - Posted by webmaster |
X-bit labs has done a very good review of the 5 cases: SViking, Soprano, Tsunami Dream, Shark, Armor and Tenor. They test cooling, installation and construction.
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| Prototype of Readius - Posted by Kotik |
 A couple of months ago Philips promised us that in the period of two years we will be able to expect foldable LCD screens from then. Now philips have finished their prototype of their first such product. The picture above illustrates the product by Philips that is going to be the first document-reader or e-reader as it sometimes is called. Philips have decided to call this product "Readius". The size of Readius will be about 100 mm x 60 mm x 20 mm, that is the size of today's mp3 players. The screen will have 320x280 pixel resolution and will be able to show four shades of grey. It would be interesting to see how Readius makes it in the market and how it will be used. Only future will tell... |
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