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| August 17, 2009 | 4,703 Views | 3 Comments
With the new netbook trend steadily rising, the amount of optical drives being removed from these portable machines is also increasing. With so many models lacking an optical drive, you may be wonder exactly how you can re-install a fresh copy of Windows XP (or Vista for that matter)?
Well luckily enough, most modern computers come equipped with a BIOS that supports the Boot from USB...
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9 Useful Tweaks For Windows Vista...
| April 12, 2009 | 1,382 Views | 1 Comment
Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows Vista, has received a lot of bad press since it’s release. It’s no secret that the Vista OS is rather bloated and uses much more RAM than previous installments of Windows, but then again, the architecture does support larger RAM upgrades to cope with this.
Software wise, there are several annoyances that many users complain...
12 Strange USB Devices...
| April 8, 2009 | 1,807 Views | 1 Comment
The universal serial bus has become a standard connection in the world of modern computing. Over the years we have seen an endless number of devices developed to support USB connectivity, each design more practical than the next. But when you run out of practical ideas, where to you do turn? In to the weird world of completely useless? Well, it appears that some would believe so.
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Seagate Debut USB 3.0 At CES...
| January 6, 2009 | 1,024 Views | 1 Comment
Seagate will showcase the world’s first USB 3.0 at this year’s CES in Las Vegas. The new technology, developed in collaboration with Symwave, a semiconductor supplier of connectivity solutions for the PC and mobile devices, promises data transfer speeds of up to 10 times that of existing USB connections.
Seagate USB 3.0
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The Worlds Smallest Mouse...
| December 14, 2008 | 1,703 Views | 2 Comments
Every season, technological developments allow devices to become more compact. But while mobile devices become smaller, the accessories, peripherals and touch interfaces available for these devices have maintained a rather standard size.
Smaller ‘travel-sized’ mouses’ are not a new thing, but the delicate dimensions of the world’s smallest optical mouse, the...
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MojoPac Virtual Computer Guide...
| March 8, 2008 | 3,297 Views | 2 Comments
MojoPac is great new piece of software which allows you to install anything on a portable USB Mass Storage Device – whether it’s Photoshop or World of Warcraft – then take the drive to a host computer and use the programs on the guest drive.
MojoPac conveniently allows you to switch between the host and guest drive and also keeps practically everything personal...
Hack Your PS2 With Memor32 Memory Card M...
| February 10, 2008 | 27,770 Views | 12 Comments
Tired of getting out of the lazy boy to change games in your PS2? Well now you might not have to. A new firmware update for Memor32, the PS2 modchip on a memory card promises to allow your none chipped Playstation to play an entire library of games direct from the comforts of your own USB hard drive.
New Firmware For Memor32 Mod Chip
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Hacks and Tips To Boost Your WiFi Signal...
| December 20, 2007 | 26,294 Views | 14 Comments
The performance of your WiFi home network is highly dependent on the signal strength of the router or the wireless access point (base station). This signal is greatly affected by distance, obstructions and interference.
There are several ways to boost your range and signal strength. There is a selection of different antenna enhancers available on the consumer market as well as some DIY...
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