Showing posts with label computer hardware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer hardware. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Five reasons not to upgrade to the Apple iPhone 5


source: http://apple.djsmobiles.com/2012/09/five-reasons-not-to-upgrade-to-apple.html#

Five reasons not to upgrade to the Apple iPhone 5


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The Apple iPhone 5 has now been officially released and shoppers are clamoring toward getting their hands on the newest smartphone from Apple. But if you are reader curious to know if purchasing the new iPhone is the right choice, you have come to the right place.
Is the iPhone 5 right for you? What does the new iPhone offer which the older iPhone 4S or iPhone 4 can’t offer? Do I really need to get the newest iPhone?

Here are five reasons you may not want to buy the new iPhone 5

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Fibre Optic Installation



http://www.valdor.com.
Valdor provides a complete portfolio of the most used field installable fiber optic connectors: ST, SC, FC, SP, LC and SMA. As well as field-installable Kits and Enclosures.

Leveraging their patented Impact Mount and HeptoPort technologies, these fiber optic connectors offer high temperature, harsh condition, and green technology advantages.

For more videos and tutorials, visit:

http://www.valdor.com/fiber-optic-connectors.php?type=1&page=support&chc=1

Ethernet Cables - RJ45/Colors & Crossover - Illustration



Friday, September 2, 2011

How to install an SSD




Installing an SSD as a hard drive replacement is easier than you might think. 


A solid-state drive is a hard drive replacement that will help your system run faster and cooler. Crucial SSDs are industry-leading products that feature the latest NAND technology.


Our SSDs are backed by limited lifetime warranties, and when you order from Crucial.com, shipping is free. Crucial also sells high-quality DRAM upgrades for your desktop and notebook computer. 


Find out more about Crucial SSDs at www.crucial.com.


More SSD videos!


What is an SSD?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1mpTyBf1IU&list=PLDE39F0D28A8EE13B


Introducing the Crucial m4 SSD:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTEkfoLh7c&list=PLDE39F0D28A8EE13B


How to transfer data from your hard drive to an SSD:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vRCgNylkOo&list=PLDE39F0D28A8EE13B

Friday, August 26, 2011

Drobo Unboxing (4 Bay, FW800 + USB)



I purchased a Drobo off of Amazon the other day so I could backup all of the files on my computer in a more reliable way. It essentially takes all of my data, and stores it on up to 4 HDD's inside of it.

One of the nice things about it is that it's redundant. This means that if any hard drive were to fail inside the Drobo, I can replace it without losing any data. This is because the other HDD's in it also have the same data stored on them. So it makes it very difficult for me to lose any of my data. Which is a very, very good thing. =]

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Friday, August 12, 2011

The AMD A-Series APU and its new levels for the consumer



AMD introduced the AMD Fusion APU A-Series at the EMEA launch event in Berlin on June 15th, 2011. Hear what Leslie Sobon, VP Worldwide Product Marketing at AMD and Joe Macri, Corporate VP and CTO client division from AMD explain to the mainstream consumers and what the A-Series add to their user experience. Eszter Morvay, Research Manager, IDC EMEA Personal Computing Group adds some insight to the PC marketing tendencies. Hear first feedback from the EMEA press and what they say about Vision, HD Brilliant and the long battery life time of the new notebooks based on the AMD!

16 Core Processor: Upgrade from AMD Opteron 6100 Series to Upcoming "Interlagos"

See an AMD reference design upgraded from an AMD Opteron 6100 Series processor to the upcoming processor code-named "Interlagos." Interlagos is a 16 core processor with the new "Bulldozer" core architecture.

AMD Cores: "Bulldozer" and "Bobcat"

AMD Sets New Mark in x86 Innovation with First Detailed Disclosures of Two New Core Designs

What is an APU?

With Fusion technology from AMD, the PC industry will be changed forever. AMD is incorporating multi-core CPU (x86) technology, a powerful DirectX®11-capable discrete-level graphics and parallel processing engine onto a single die to create the first Accelerated Processing Unit (APU). Learn how AMD is doing that here.

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Gaming PC Computer System Silencing Guide Featuring NCIX PC NCIX Tech Tips


For this episode of Tech Tips, Linus went to the NCIX PC production department and selected a random system to receive a complimentary "silence" upgrade from the standard components that the customer had ordered.

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