Posts Tagged ‘hardware’

What expect from Adobe Air 2?

Monday, November 2, 2009 12:09 By NARUTO

Those who need to use the Adobe Air platform know that it is not the most efficient use of processor and RAM. The client for Twitter called Twhril, is constantly being between 60 and 80 MB of memory each (at least was never 670).
As part of the responsibility oj it can be placed on the [...]

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The fastest pendrive ever

Saturday, August 15, 2009 12:31 By NARUTO

Corsair, specialized company in high-performance computer memory, cannot brag of having the first pendrive of 128 GB to arrive to the market (the merit is from Kingston, in June), but until the moment nobody ribbon of Corsair the title of the fastest  pendrive of 128 GB, conquered by the model Flash Voyager GT 128 GB.
According [...]

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The IT Crowd

Wednesday, July 29, 2009 11:11 By NARUTO

The Robert Half Technology consultancy interviewed more than 1.400 technology directors, and asked: “Which was the strangest or unusual request that you or a member of your support group already receive?”
Some answers below:
* “Why my wireless mouse is not connected to the computer?”
* “My laptop was run over by a truck. What should I make?”
* [...]

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3 in 1 Mouse Pad: Daft and handy for numeric needs

Thursday, July 2, 2009 21:40 By Neo

The 3 in 1 Mouse Pad may not be much for those who spend all their time on the net or are engrossed in blogging about stuff all the time, but it sure as hell makes sense for those who need nothing more than the numbers to carry on with their business; in other words, [...]

Will Google Book Search Really Threaten Kindle’s Popularity?

Monday, February 9, 2009 12:21 By Preeti

For those ignorant about this Google initiative, here’s some background info. Started in 2004 as Google Print, the main aim of Google Books is to collect in one place as many out-of-print and rare publications as possible. The books are scanned and an optical character recognition system digitizes the text.
Why is it suddenly under [...]

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