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Thursday, January 21, 2010

3 Reasons Why You Should Buy A Netbook

Since they have been introduced in the market, netbooks have had an unprecedented rise in the tech world. A lot of people welcomed them as new tools, toys, or whatever sort of use they bought them for. Currently, new models of netbooks are being released and more are projected to be released this year - each model sporting a slightly new feature differentiating it from the rest.

However, there are some sectors in our society that do not welcome this great gadget. They remain cynical about netbooks and their capabilities. Well, netbooks may not be for everyone but here are 3 reasons why you should buy a netbook:

1. It is affordable. You can buy a netbook at half the price of regular laptops today, or even less. Buying a netbook will not scrape out a big chunk of your budget while still allowing you to do some basic tasks that you can do on a regular laptop. If you do not intend to use power-and-processor-hungry programs on a computer, why spend more on a notebook when you can spend less for a netbook that is capable of giving you the same functionality?

2. It is portable. Carrying laptops can be a trouble to some. Yes, laptops are supposed to be portable but some of them are just too cumbersome to carry around, especially with all those accessories attached. Netbooks are obviously way lighter than a regular laptop. In fact, you can easily slip a netbook inside your bag. This ease of carrying a netbook around is one big reason why you should buy a netbook.

3. It is perfect for going online and doing your office tasks with. Netbooks, as the name suggests, are originally intended to be used for browsing the web. But, of course, it can do more than that. Most netbooks today can do a lot of things that a regular laptop can. You can do your office tasks on your netbook. You can also do simple movie and image editing, among other things. If you need a computer for these purposes, a netbook should be a perfect choice.

Netbooks may have their drawbacks like the smaller size of the screen and of the keyboard. But its practicality and functionality almost always, if not always, offset the drawbacks.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

3D Desktop: T3Desk 2010 10.01 (free download)


Working on a 3D desktop can make tasks a little easier. Why don't you see it for yourself? Here is a free software called T3Desk 2010, which can allow you to create a 3D environment on your desktop where you can easily switch through different windows.


Here is the description provided by the publisher:
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T3Desk lets you manage your applications more easily in a 3D desktop adding the third dimension to your Windows screen. "3Dmized" windows will appear in three dimensions and transparent on your screen and have the ability to be flipped, zoomed, moved, swiveled in almost anyway you want. T3Desk is lightweight on your resources, unlike most applications of its kind.

With T3Desk you can set the options regarding display, zooming, hot keys and sounds. You can configure your 3D window animation, transparency effect, the 3D initial angle and distance, the transition effects and more. T3Desk is a FREE product.

T3Desk require DirectX for dialog effects and also GDI+ andVisual C++ 2008 runtime components to be installed.


What's New in version 10.01:
  • Customizable Hotkeys
  • Start minimized into the system tray
  • Copy 3D Window image to Clipboard
  • Multiple monitor support
  • One more "3Dmize" option
  • Few bugs fixed
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Sunday, January 17, 2010

Device Stage in Windows 7


By Jose Perez

Windows 7 offers a new way to communicate with your printer, camera, phone, or portable video/audio player directly from the desktop. It is a new graphical user interface that makes it easier to do everything with your devices in a Windows 7 environment. You could consider Device Stage as a multi-function version of Autoplay, where you can get all the information, services, and functionality. They also works for devices connected to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, other than USB. Mostly, software installation isn't needed while the latest drivers that could be needed are automatically downloaded from Windows Update. Since Device Stage is intended to extend the Windows 7 it also integrates support for Jump Lists.

If a device is supported, it is shown as a small icon on the notification area. To immediately access all that is available you need to right-click on the small icon to show all the options. You will notice that the Jump List shows everything by simply moving the mouse over your device on the notification area also gives you quick information on storage capacity and battery life. Windows 7 comes with high-resolution pictures of a number of popular gadgets, and if allowed connect to the web to download pictures of hardware it does not recognize.

If you have a mobile phone, Windows 7 device stage can offer options for bidirectional synchronization, configuring ringtones, copying videos and pictures, managing the media files in your mobile phone with Windows Media Player 12, and easily navigate through your device using Windows Explorer. These device functionalities are defined through XML files that are immediately downloaded when your device is first plugged in to the computer, or are supplied by the device manufacturer on an installation CD.

If you want to find out all new features of Windows 7 Please Visit Our Site at Windows Device Stages and for tips and tricks visit Windows 7 Features
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Monday, January 11, 2010

Netbooks and What to Use them For


By Daisy Wilson


Looking to get a netbook, but you are unsure of where to look, or what exactly you can use them for, look no further. You can get all the information you need regarding what exactly you need one for, and how to go about getting one. This allows you to get the information you need from experts who know all about the product you are trying to get information on, you are also able to call or email them with your questions instead of reading all of the information of the site. This may be able to clear some more information up.


Writing


These compact computers are often used by avid writers who enjoy writing, or are book writers. They can carry them around without having to worry about the weight, or the largeness of a regular laptop. They have a keyboard that is easy to type on, and is not extremely small, so you are still able to hit the keys correctly while using it. The screen is small, but it does not take away from the site of it, this allows you to see what you are typing, but also does not contort the word processing software. You can also check out the various hard drive sizes to make sure you get the most space that you need in order to save the documents you are writing. They also offer external hard drives if you need more space then what they are giving you in the compact computer.


Surf the Net and Stay Connected


You are able to surf the web, and stay connected through social networks on this compact computer. They have built in wireless cards, so you are able to pick up internet wherever it is available. This can be reassuring to know that you do not have to buy extra components in order to have your computer work on the internet explorer. Connect through instant messengers with family and friends. Hook up a mouse and webcam if you wish through the provided usb ports. This allows you to connect with more function then before.


Open Software


You can add software and applications to your netbooks as well. Depending on the specifications that your portable computer came with, you can add certain software to your computer that you may use on a daily basis. You can find the computers with a fast processing speed which allows you to open your software faster than ever, and allows you to run multiple programs at the same time without slowing down the speed of the overall computer, and performance that it puts out. This is one of the largest things to look for, as well as memory size depending on what you would like to save on your mini computer as well.




You are able to find more information on netbooks and Canon imageCLASS Printers, and their prices by visiting pcrush.com. They will help you find the one that fits your specific needs, and can accomplish the tasks you want to undertake by email, or phone.


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Saturday, January 9, 2010

Kill That Javascript Error

Kill That Javascript Error
By John E. Blake

A JavaScript error can make it painful to browse the Web. You need to defend your browser from each JavaScript error, as JavaScript errors love to ruin your fun. It's actually very easy to repair the majority of JavaScript problems. Here, we'll do a rundown of some of the best ways to fix JavaScript errors.


Delete your Temporary Internet Files


Call it unorthodox, but it's proven over and over that too many Temporary Internet Files can cause JavaScript problems. That's why you NEED to delete your Temporary Internet Files on a regular basis. Besides, all sorts of nasty stuff can sneak into your system through cookies and Temporary Internet Files. 


Here's how to delete your Temporary Internet Files in Windows 7:

1. Click Start. 
2. Select Control Panel. 
3. Click Network and Internet. 
4. Select Internet Options. 
5. Click the Safety icon. 
6. See the "Delete Browsing History" button? Click that. 
7. Check all of the files you wish to delete. 
8. Click Delete.


Your system will probably run a bit faster and smoother once you delete these files. Temporary internet files accumulate rather rapidly, so it's best to delete these often.


Check DirectX and Disable Interfering Features

You should also make sure that you are running the most updated version of DirectX. Sometimes DirectX errors can get mixed up with JavaScript, and then you have to pay the price. If you're having trouble with DirectX, you can use the handy DirectX Diagnostic Tool to troubleshoot these problems.

Sometimes firewalls or other security mechanisms can cause JavaScript problems. You need to check the settings of firewalls and anti-virus programs. If these programs are currently running, they will often play havoc with JavaScript. You'll need to experiment with your anti-virus, anti-spyware, and anti-malware programs. Often, if you disable a setting such as "Ad-Blocker" or "Pop-up Blocker," then JavaScript will miraculously start working again.


Registry Cleaners to the Rescue

It's wise to get a registry cleaner so that you can fight JavaScript errors head on. A registry cleaner is the best way to find out where that little bugger is hiding and blast him out of his hole.

Since the registry stores all information on your system, all errors will be logged within the registry. As such, registry cleaners are the most effective and powerful means of resolving errors. Some registry cleaners are well known for their ability to prevent errors from ever appearing. Use a good registry cleaner to detect and destroy JavaScript errors. You'll be glad you did. Learn more about how to repair your JavaScript error so you have keep having fun and working hard online.

Optimize-Your-PC, with its Advanced Registry Cleaning Technology, will fix that JavaScript error and Speed Up Your PC, all in under 2 Minutes.

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Thursday, January 7, 2010

Nokia Booklet 3G

Nokia - the same company that brought us a wide array of high-end mobile phones - has recently released its newest merchandise, the Nokia Booklet 3G. Nokia Booklet 3G, however, is not a mobile phone. It is a mini-laptop or, in our current tech lingo, a netbook.



Nokia fans might have received this with much rejoicing. But, is the Nokia Booklet 3G going to leave an indelible mark in the field of netbooks, which is now filled with competitive brands?


Here is a rundown of its features as mentioned in NokiaUSA.com:
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Operating System: Windows 7 Starter

Body: Aircraft-grade aluminum slim body with super chassis construction

Dimensions: 10.39 x 7.28 (with hinge) x .78 inches (or 2 cm.)

Weight: 44.09 ounces (or 1.25 kg)

CPU and chipset: Intel® Atom™ Z530, 1.6 GHz; Intel® Poulsbo US15W

RAM: 1 GB DDR2

Hard drive: 120 GB

Display: 10.1-inch, 1,280 x 720 pixel display; Glass window

Keyboard: Frame Keyboard (it has a chiclet-style keyboard)

Battery: 56.8 watt hours; up to 12 hours

Connectivity: Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n; Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR; Built-in 3G modem (data calls only): WCDMA 850/1900/2100

I/O ports and slots
- HDMI 1.2 out for HD video
- 3 x USB 2.0
- 3.5 mm headphone out (OMTP: with OMTP headsets also functions as audio in)
- DC-in
- SD card reader
- SIM/USIM slot

Audio and video
- 1.3 megapixel FF camera
- HDMI port for HD video out
- Built-in stereo speakers, and microphone
- Analog audio output/headphone out (with OMTP headsets also functions as audio-in)

Others:
- Accelerometer (motion sensor)
- Integrated GPS and A-GPS
- Ovi Maps application

Colors: Available in Black, Ice, Azure
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Undeniably, this is a feature-filled netbook. The looks of it alone can send its competitors running away and back to their drawing boards. It is very sleek, good-looking, thin, and light. Aside from those, it has its own SIM Card Slot. This is then a cross between a PC and a mobile phone. It has the power of a PC but the mobility and connectivity of a mobile phone.


One thing that I found very attractive about it other than its general appearance is its amazing battery life. Nokia claims that the netbook can run for 12 hours on its battery alone thereby dispensing with the need to carry the charger all the time. Well, 12 hours translates roughly to about 10 hours in real-world situation or use. Nonetheless, 10 hours of use - unplugged - is still amazing.


The price? As of press time, Nokia USA attached a price tag of $599 to the Nokia Booklet 3G. In my opinion, that is quite a hefty price for a netbook.


The price is a big turn-off for me. At the moment, you can get very good netbooks at a price even lower than $400. I admit that the Nokia Booklet 3G looks really cool but I would still go for ASUS Eee PC 1005HA, which remains my personal favorite because of its [also] long battery life (10.5 hours) and functionality. It is also way more affordable at the price of $349.99 or even less. I don't think that the extra $250 you would have to pay for the Nokia Booklet 3G is all worth it.













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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Computers and the Internet have a Patron Saint

Yes, that is so true! As a matter of fact, this saint is not only the patron saint of computers and of the Internet but also of computer users and of IT professionals (hackers not included - for hackers, check out St. Expedite, although that's unofficial).


He is none other than St. Isidore of Seville.

He was born about 560 AD in Cartagena Spain and died on April 4, 636. During his lifetime, he became the Bishop of Sevilla and.. wait, wait! If you are interested in finding out more about his life, just click here for the Wikipedia article.

Let us jump right to the reason why he is considered as the patron saint of computers, computer users, IT professionals, and of the Internet. Here it is:

In the 7th century, he created the Etymologiae, which is an encyclopedia in itself comprising of 20 volumes. He intended the Etymologiae to be a compilation of universal knowledge in much the same way that our present-day encyclopedias deal with multifarious subjects - from mundane to unusual. You name it!

In essence, he created the very first database of everything known in the world he lived in. This is basically the reason for his selection.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009

Audacity: Free Download

I have been using Audacity for over a year now. So far, I am so satisfied with the program.

Audacity allows me to edit my audio files and recordings. It also allows me to add effects on my music files and recordings (fade in and fade out, noise removal, mixing music, changing pitch to make them sound like Alvin and the Chipmunks, and a lot more).

The best thing about it is IT'S FREE and there are versions available for Mac OS X, MS Windows, and Linux.

DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM HERE AND HAVE FUN USING IT.

*I'm not in any way connected with Audacity. I am merely sharing this because I believe it is a very nice and useful program.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Find the Most Current Drivers for your Computer

Do you have problems with any of the drivers on your computer? Do you want to fix it but you do not know which drivers are the most current and suited to your computer system?

If you answered yes to those questions, then worry no more. Even without enough knowledge on troubleshooting this kind of problem, you can actually address such problem all by yourself.

All you need is DRIVER DETECTIVE.

Driver Detective can identify your computer system and provide the appropriate drivers. It also allows you to create a backup of your drivers so you won't have to worry about it the next time you lose your driver or when your driver again encounters some problems.

This program is so easy to use. But if you still doubt your ability to use the program, there are always well-trained customer support staff to help you.


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Computer Problem Fixed with Registry Easy

Few days ago, I forgot one very important thing - it was the deadline of our project in literature. Fortunately for me, I already did the project on my computer a week ago only that I did not print it yet for I was obviously procrastinating.

I barely had 20 minutes to print the project at home before heading to the school. I thought, "this should be a breeze."

I was wrong.

The computer took quite some time to boot and fully load all its components. That's more than 5 minutes wasted only for switching on the computer. I was already so worried that I might not make it on time.

Finally, the computer was ready. But, as if to add insult to the injury, opening the document also took about a couple of minutes or so. (I, of course, had to go over the document first before printing it out to make sure that it is ready to be submitted; that means few more minutes spent before printing.)

Yes, I was [barely] able to submit my project on time... but I had to go through so much hassle.

I told myself that this should never happen again. I was about to call a technician when I found Registry Easy on the Internet.

I checked out the site and did some scanning. Registry Easy found the problems. I then downloaded the program and since then, my computer has been working excellently.

It not only tackled problem with speed but also other registry problems. I am so happy that I found it. I did not, after all, have to call a technician and pay him every time I encounter this sort of problem.

Registry Easy can do it, nay, I can do it with Registry Easy. My computer is as good as new, performance-wise.

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