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  • DVD Replication - The Next Level  By : Mark Thomas
    DVD (or Digital Versatile Disc) is currently the highest capacity optical media format readily available. Technological innovations in the field of DVD replication have completely changed the way high quality video, audio and computer software etc are being distributed today. This article discusses some of those innovations.
  • Video Bytes to the Web  By : Meenakshi
    Apple Computers recently announced the addition of a small video screen to its new iPod, the perennial favorite portable MP3 music player.
  • Installing a NTP Server using a GPS Timing Source  By : richard n williams
    This article explains how the timing information used by the Global Positioning Satellites can be used to synchronise a network.
  • Installing a NTP Server using a Radio Reference Source  By : richard n williams
    This article explains how you can use the MSF, DCF77 or WWVB radio transmissions as a timing reference fo an NTP server.
  • All you Wanted to Know about Render Farms  By : Benicio Brown
    Not very different from the general concept that comes to mind on hearing the word ‘farm’, a render farm is also a space designed for a cluster or grouping; but not of animals – computers! The advent of the internet technology has ushered in a whole new understanding of communication, use of the wireless and connectivity.
  • Understanding Bar Code and Verifier Technology  By : Nick Larson
    Bar codes have a specific standard for printing. Each bar code such as a UPC or an interleaved 2 of 5 “case code” has a specified tolerance on the printing widths of the individual bars and spacing in between the bars.
  • The ABCs Of Computer Memory  By : Meena
    Computer memory is called Random Access Memory (RAM). The information stored in RAM can be accessed randomly, rather than sequentially. This means that data can be found in any location at the same rate of speed. Other storage media, such as CD-Rom and hard drives, must wait while the drive spins to the correct location before the data can be accessed.
  • 5 Questions to Ask when Determining the Location of Your Server Room  By : Marcos Garza
    The decision is not clear cut about whether to keep your server room in house or to use a co-location. Some experts suggest that for an increased return on investment, that hosted systems are a better solution. However, if a company is interested in a long term IT growth strategy, it may be better to do a slow build out and internal customization of their own server.
  • 5 Tips to Organize your Server Room in 2008  By : Marcos Garza
    If you are looking to get your server room organized in 2008, there are a few key steps to keep in mind while you are going through the process. Your server room houses valuable information for your business and the safety and security of your equipment should be of top concern. In addition, the equipment that you choose should be efficient and safe for long term use.
  • 3 Home Wireless Network Points  By : mark dewolf
    Now a days having a wireless network available to you is more normal than abnormal. Many reasons have led to this change, one being cost. It is very cost effective so set up a wireless network as opposed to a wired network.
  • USB Adaptor a Perfect Solution for Connection Ports  By : Denis
    One of the most prevalent connection ports on today’s computers and peripheral devices is Universal Serial Bus (USB), and you can recognize a USB port or cable by its distinctive rectangular male or female end. A problem can arise if you buy a newer computer and want to connect it to an older printer
  • Why You Should Have a Rack Mount Server  By : Terry Fitzroy
    Your small business has a computer, but do you backup your data?
  • Search The Web Ten Times Faster With An Internet Accelerator  By : Stephen Long
    If you are a dialup user, you may be having some issues with a slow running Internet connection. You know the type, slow downloads, slow connect, slow to open even the simplest website, and all of the fun things that can go along with dialup. However, you now have a solution, taking advantage of web accelerators.
  • 10 quick and easy ways to speed up your computer!  By : James Scholes
    Many people are interested in making the most of their hardware. So here are 10 simple tips on how to make your Windows computer run faster without having to purchase additional hardware.
  • Pen Drive As The Ultimate Mode To Transport Data  By :
    The small size and portable pen drive has become standard in data storage. Learn more.
  • What Kind Of Digital AV Interface Is Right For Music Pros?  By : Richard Runion
    What would a music pro look for, in an AV computer interface? A professional, or even a semi-professional, would look for a fast, effective interface for recording vocals and musical instruments.
  • Why Every Home Should Have a Surge Protector  By : Craig Smith
    You may well have invested several thousands of dollars in the computer and stereo equipment in your home. One additional - but necessary - expense is a surge protector which can help protect not only the equipment itself, but photographs, documents and other irreplaceable files. And you don't want your expensive home theater system to be damaged by a power surge either.
  • How a Surge Protector Can Help a Laptop Computer  By : Stephanie Larkin
    Electrical power spikes can be devastating to any electronic device, but the damage to a laptop computer can be even more significant to its owner because of the potential for lost information and reduced productivity. Safeguarding laptop computers with a surge protector (also called surge suppressors) is one simple and inexpensive way to lessen the risk of physical damage or lost information due to electrical surges.
  • Server Racks - Essential Office Equipment  By : Shaun Parker
    The following article helps explain why choosing the right server rack is becoming essential for your office. With all the new varieties, models and sizes where do you start?
  • Computer Speakers Buying Guide  By : David Urmann
    a computer performs better and can be more functional with the speakers. Now use your computer more effectively and play all multimedia files, games and presentations with the best sound quality of the computer speakers.
  • Know More About Computer Speakers  By : Victor Epand
    The article discusses about the technical features of the computer speaker with a bit of background and difference in the speakers used with different computers.
  • Different Types Of Pointing Devices  By : Victor Epand
    This article will inform you about all pointing devices developed till now.
  • Have The Right Pick Among The Cheap Laptops  By : Victor Epand
    The article deal with the various aspects a potential customer should bear in mind while going to purchase a cheap laptop.
  • The Fiercest Microprocessors  By : Ajeet Khurana
    The Microprocessor is the heart of a computer. Here is a comparative look at 3 popular microprocessors.
  • The basics of overclocking your CPU  By : James Scholes
    In the techy world of overclocking, there's more techno babble than you can shake at stick at. Well never fear, let me dispel the jargon and show you the the basics terms overclocking!
  • Plan For Plan A And Plan B  By : Jim Brown
    Contrary to what you may think, this is not a commercial for Dell Computers. I definitely intent to buy another one next year though.
  • What does refurbished, remanufactured, or reconditioned mean?  By : Andrew Cho
    When you are shopping for consumer electronics or computer related products, chances are you've seen products labeled as refurbished, remanufactured or reconditioned.
    All three terms mean the same thing, and they refer to the product being returned in less than 30 days, sent back to the manufacturer to be inspected, tested, repackaged, and then resold.
  • Are You Becoming E-Wasted?  By : Jim Usery
    This article gives the definition of e-waste and states the regulations on how it can be disposed. It also tells what some companies are doing to help the consumer get rid of it.
  • Computers Make Life Easier  By : Jim Brown
    I enjoy using my knowledge to help those in need. In fact, I recently began volunteering a couple of days a week at the homes of local shut-ins, where I teach them how to use laptop computers to make their lives easier and more enjoyable.
  • Environmental Server Monitoring - Be Prepared  By : Shaun Parker
    What is it Environmental Monitoring and what can it do for your business.
  • Virtualization  By : Dean Barnard
    With a plethora of storage devices attached to a computer, management becomes a crucial issue. It therefore becomes imperative to create one large logical storage which consolidates the different physical storage devices. This effectively means that a user would look at the storage system as a single logical device instead of multiple ones.
  • Storage Area Networks  By : Dean Barnard
    The need for storage devices is growing by leaps and bounds. In addition there are a number of options available depending on specific storage requirements. There are numerous options available with SAN.
  • ROM, RAM and HDD design  By : Dean Barnard
    The data or information stored in these types of memories is not changeable. It therefore does not require electrical power to retain information. The ROM chip or IC contains rows and columns of diodes
  • Desktop Computer - What To Consider When Buying Your Own Desktop Computer?  By : John Howard
    Desktop PCs are the most affordable computers in the market and are ever present in households, schools, and business offices. These computers are generally used for tasks such as organizing photos, editing videos, office work, and surfing the Internet...
  • Coping With Obsolete Electronic Components  By : Ajeet Khurana
    With technological advances, existing electronic components are bound to get outdated. Coping with outdated parts can be a problem.
  • Scouting Out Hard-to-Find Components  By : Ajeet Khurana
    As technology progresses, new electronic parts come into the picture. But what does one do if one has to locate some obsolete parts?
  • A Guide To Patch Panels  By : Shaun Parker
    A brief guide to the pros, cons and general information on patch panels.
  • Buy American Made Computers  By : Luat Tran Van
    It all started in America resulting in AOL, silicon valley, and Bill gates. Now there are none. Buy American Computers.
  • Skype Headsets – A Buyer’s Guide  By : Zach Hope
    Skype has to be one of my favourite applications of the last 5 years. Millions of computer users regularly connect to Skype to enjoy pan global conversations in broadcast quality without paying a penny. No wonder so many people choose to use Skype instead of a regular phone. Instead of saying “I’ll phone you later” I hear people saying “I’ll Skype you later” – this is a sign of just how important Skype has become.
  • The Best Way to Get Rid of an Old CRT Monitor  By : Zach Hope
    LCD monitors are rapidly replacing the old cathode ray tube (CRT) type monitors. LCD displays (a.k.a. TFT, or flat panel) use substantially less electricity; a typical CRT uses more energy whilst on standby than a LCD does when switched on. Other advantages are that LCDs have a fraction of the weight of CRTs, and they require a lot less desk space. These are the factors that are driving the heavy, clunky CRTs out of the market.
  • How to Quickly and Easily Add a Hard Disk to Your Computer  By : Zach Hope
    Adding extra storage space can be done with either an external or internal drive. The internal drive sits on your desktop and plugs in via a Firewire or USB cord. USB hard drives are particularly easy to install; all you do is just plug it in and Windows will automatically install the drivers. I like external drives as a way of backing up files. If you keep your hard drive in a different room from your PC, you will be less at risk from thieves stealing your backup files.
  • 30 inch TFT monitors  By : Zach Hope
    In London we have one of a handful of Apple stores that are dotted around the world. One of the most amazing products in the store is the massive flat panel monitors on display. These are 30 inch monitors and although they are incredibly pricy but I would seriously consider getting one if I had the cash.
  • USB Trip Wires – How to Avoid Smashing Your Camera, Cell Phone, or iPod  By : Zach Hope
    I have lots of devices that I regularly plug into the USB slots of my PC. There must be millions of people who use USB cables to transfer data to all sorts of portable devices. Although most people don’t realise, they are setting themselves a trap when they plug into the front of their tower PCs.
  • The Ticking Time Bomb that is Your PC  By : Zach Hope
    Most people who own a computer have it in the back of their mind that they need to backup there important document. What most people are less aware of is why they need to do this. In my experience most would say that it in case your computer gets stolen, a file gets mistakenly deleted, or the PC just breaks down. This is a bit of a broad reason as far as I’m concerned. The biggest reason why I backup is because the average hard disk fails when it is 3-5 years old.
  • Computer Monitor Accessories Top My Holiday Gift List  By : Chris Robertson
    What I really needed - and ultimately found - were computer accessories that actually helped me get and stay organized.
  • The Ultimate Ultraportable  By : Zach Hope
    It just occurred to me that with the ever-increasing speed of memory cards, surely this is going to be the way people carry their data around with them in the future. This might not sound too groundbreaking to most people but let me explain some of the implications.
  • New Features in SQL Server 2005  By : Adam Sturo
    This article provides you the new features in sql server 2005. Here you will be able to learn all sql server interview questions not the end, with this you will also be able to learn interview questions on sql sever 2000, xml, ado net, web services etc
  • Saving Money When Buying Server Rack Cabinets and Enclosures  By : Marcos Garza
    If your looking to buy server rack cabinets or server rack enclosures then the chances are that you are not aware of the great deals that are available in the marketplace.
  • The Next Generation of Super Hero Hard Drives  By : Zach Hope
    In the summer of 2007, Custom PC magazine published a feature on solid state drives (SSDs). Also known as flash drives – this technology has already reached the mainstream in the form of USB memory sticks and the iPod nano. However, according to the article these drives will one day replace the conventional hard drive.
  • Laptops or PCs - Which Are Best?  By : Zach Hope
    I have the luxury of having both a desktop and a laptop, and I would like to share with you the advantages of each. Choosing the right machine for you will depend on what you want the computer for, how many and what kind of applications you will run, and how much you have to spend.
  • How to Clean a TFT Screen  By : Zach Hope
    In the good old days, cleaning a computer screen was dead easy. The glass front of your monitor could just be wiped over with a bit of window cleaner and an old rag. You could give it a bit of elbow grease if there where any persistent finger prints, and in a couple of minutes it was as good as new.
  • 3 Of the Best Things about Apple Computers  By : Zach Hope
    Different people have different likes and dislikes. When it comes to computers price often becomes of paramount importance – and there are some fantastic bargains available as a result. On the other end of the scale there is the Apple range. You pay over the odds for the specification, but you also get a little bit of magic.
  • The History of Computers  By : Roberto Sedycias
    This article talks about a brief history of computer. It goes back 2000 years ago with the use of abacus, until recent history with the invention of personal computer.
  • Choosing a new graphic card is not rocket science  By : Setzer Setzer
    Choosing a new graphic card is not rocket science but you still have to know what to look for.
  • Buy microphones at our online microphone marketplace.  By : DavidYuri
    The microphone is the first instrument in the recording chain and therefore it is very important to choose it carefully. Now you have the possibility to buy microphones, trade microphones or sell your own mics at our new online marketplace.
  • Hard Disk Data Recovery Still An Important Asset  By : dalvin rumsey
    Hard disks have evolved along the years to be a lot more reliable than their ancestors, but no matter how good they got to be, they are still open to damage and errors that could cause loss of data.
  • Hard Drives Explained  By : Peter Stewart
    Hard drives have remained the same for many years, but yet there are a lot of technologies that allow extreme performance to be squeezed from modern hard drives.
  • The Perfect Computer Vehicle Does Not Yet Exist  By : Jim Brown
    I love my new laptop. It's got just about everything I could ever want
  • Computer Hardware guide- Get all about Computer Hardware  By : GDTECHINDIA
    Physical parts of computer come under the category of computer hardware. It can be changed once in a while in comparison with computer software. Normal users don’t see most computer hardware because it is enclosed as embedded systems. The term computer hardware is generally used for personal computers.
  • Solid State Hard Drive SSD  By : Anna More
    Brand new Super Talent 32GB SATA flash hard drive has boasted its real talent in the technology industry. It is instant access, light weight, and low power consuming. It just perfect for your needs and this SSD have a wide temperature model or sometimes called extended temperature, it means that it can operate on temperatures from -40C to +85C.
  • All about Hard Drives  By : Ivanovich Cuxev
    Hard Disk Drives (HDD's or Hard Drives for short) are a vitally important part of one's computer; they store all your information (programs, MP3's, work etc) on.
  • Evolutech Two: Blackberry Man  By : Jim Brown
    In their infancy, computers took up entire buildings. They were installed by strong men who could lift and assemble heavy cabinets, transformers, thick cables, and endless boxes of vacuum tubes. These were manly men indeed, rugged pioneers felling the forests of ignorance and low technology.
  • Become Familiar With Your Computer Hard Drive  By : travis klein
    Computer hard drives are very important as they are the piece of hardware that stores all of your files. They need to be maintained and protected on a weekly if not daily basis.
  • What to Look for in a New Power Supply  By : travis klein
    Computer power supplies are the backbone to any computer. Without a quality power supply that can supply enough energy, a computer system would not be functional.
  • Learn About Random Access Memory or RAM  By : Tapan Bhanot
    Random access memory (commonly known as RAM or as simply Memory) is writeable as well as readable data storage used in computers and also in other electronic instruments.
  • Tips For Upgrading Your Computer's Memory  By : Chad Henry
    Before you go out and start buying new memory for your computer upgrade there are a few questions you will need answers to. What type of ram does your PC have, how much ram should you buy, and how much can your machine hold.
  • 3 Signs You Need a New Computer  By : Kim Komando

    Upgrading brings more speed and power … but is that reason enough?

  • Is Your Hardware Outdated?  By : Thomas Burns
    Is your business at risk because of outdated hardware? Intelligent Network Services founder Thomas Burns explains the signs and symptoms of outdated hardware and the problems it can cause for small to mid-sized businesses and individuals.
  • CD duplication / CD DVD Duplication / CD DVD Replication  By : Bernard Mrsic
    CD duplication is a very popular way of producing small runs of discs. The big advantage of this process lies in its timescale and the ability to produce a sample print for approval before the full run commences. CD duplication prices depend very much on the quantities involved, and the quality that the company providing your CD duplication services strives to deliver.
  • Computer Desk Advantages  By : Matt Boyce
    Guide choosing a computer desk
  • Are The TMobile Pocket PC Exchange And Repair Programs Worth The Effort?  By : Jon Butt
    Through this program, a customer may ask for repair services or an exchange of his handheld via TMobile Pocket PC Repair Centers or through the assistance of a T-Mobile Customer Service representative
  • Kyocera KR1 Wireless Mobile Router  By : Anna More
    If you need a wireless broadband network at any place or any time - the KR1 Mobile Router is your solution. The KR1 Mobile Router utilizes 1xEV-DO as the WAN backhaul and supports many different computers or devices - for high speed wireless data transfer.
  • You Owe Your PC to a Circuit Board Screwed onto a Piece of Plywood  By : Ralph Stofmann
    It all Started with Flashing Lights.

    You owe your laptop or PC to a kit for flashing lights.

    How was it that in our time the Personal Computer (P.C) and the laptop computer came about to be?
  • How Your Computer Mouse Works  By : Marci Lynn
    Do you remember that “roller ball” computer mouse that you used in the 80s? Want to know the “inside workings” of that little device? Keep reading for more info on one of the user friendly devices that has created an even deeper connection between humans and hardware/software.
  • Still Using Traditional Storage Media?  By : Steven Cancel
    Great ideas to help eliminate the use of traditional media by storing and transfering data online.
  • Memory and Storage Guidelines for Your PC  By : Ray La Foy
    If you want decent performance though, up to 512MB or more is needed when using graphical and multimedia programs.
  • Reasons to Use Tape Drives for Backup and Recovery of Data  By : Terry Fitzroy
    In a perfect world we would never have to worry about our computers failing, nor would we have to worry about natural disaster.
  • Bridge Gaps with a Wireless Web Camera  By : stuart goodson
    This new advancement in technology uses a wireless network to allow you remote monitoring of your home or office on any internet-capable personal computer, palm top computer or 3G mobile phone
  • Capture Cards and Video Editing  By : Victor Epand
    This article describes various methods of editing and printing videos using capture cards and USB Video Bus.
  • Increasing Computer Performance by Adding RAM  By : Victor Epand
    This article contains information on how to increase computer performans.
  • Computer Manufacture, Assembly and Quality Control  By : Ray La Foy
    Once a specific model is designed the company orders the high quality parts from their own component manufacturing divisions or outside suppliers.
  • Computer Memory and Slow PC Performance  By : Victor Epand
    This article describes reasons for slow PC performance, such as computer memory.
  • We Owe a Debt to Early Computer Bus Development  By : Ralph Stofmann
    We owe a debt to the early developers of computer hardware.

    Through ongoing developement of computer busses we are left with benefits that we take for granted in our daily computing. These include computer speed and ease of use of instantly changing computer hardware with auto configuration.
  • What Is A Jump Drive And How Does It Work?  By : Victor Epand
    This article is about jump drives, otherwise known as USB flash drives.
  • Installation Problems With USB Flash Drives  By : Victor Epand
    This article gives you information about USB flash drive installation problems and how to overcome them.
  • Reformatting USB Flash Memory  By : Victor Epand
    This article talks about problems that might come up with you flash memory and how you can try to fix them.
  • Installing, Uninstalling, And Upgrades For Your Computer  By : Victor Epand
    This article is about installing, uninstalling, and upgrades for your comupter.
  • Ideas On Memory Cards For Your Digital Camera  By : Victor Epand
    This article talks about many brands of memory cards and how you should choose a good brand for you camera.
  • The Different Memory Cards And The Speed Of Some Of Them  By : Victor Epand
    This article talks about all the different kinds of memory cards and how fast and slow some of those memory cards can go in a digital camera.
  • The Necessity of Barcode Printers in Modern Times  By : Kevin Taylor
    Desktop barcode printer has become a commonplace tool for entering product information at retail chains and shopping complexes. Industrial barcode printers are used in manufacturing facilities and large warehouses helping in inventory management and sales process automation.
  • My Uncle and Vintage 286 Computer  By : Ralph Stofmann
    You may well have heard your uncle or father spouting odd numbers in their portrayals of their great computer expertise – 286, 386, and 8088 and on and on. Confused ? What do these numbers mean
  • HP.com & HP Shopping Websites: What Are They And How Do They Work?  By : Christy Berger
    HP.com is none other than the official website for HP otherwise known as Hewlett Packard. Oftentimes, people visit this site with a vague idea of what they want and once they reach the site, have no idea what to buy! That’s because buying electronic items can be tricky.
  • Computer Hardware and Software  By :
    Importance of computer hardware and computer software in today's life.
  • Toner Cartridges: Common Mistakes  By : Andrew James
    Many types of copiers and almost all laser printers use toner cartridges
  • Computer Processor - Before, Now And Eventually  By : Kevin Dark
    A significant number of people have today heard of piece of hardware called the computer processor, even if they do not really understand the functions this particular electronic component provides.
  • How To Select Colour Laser Printers  By : Craig Rad
    Find out what aspects to consider when choosing a colour laser printer.
  • Optical Drives: The Pros And Cons Of Optical Disk Storage  By : Christine Harrell
    Optical drives and optical juke boxes are the newest type of data storage solution, utilizing CDs and CDR's to store informational data.
  • Network Attached Storage; NAS Now An Affordable Data Storage Solution For Small Businesses  By : Christine Harrell
    In the administration of a large business network, data storage solutions can have significant impact on network speed and user satisfaction.
  • Computer Operations  By : Phoebe Tiangson
    The average person who uses a computer on a regular basis doesn't think about what happens inside a computer once the power is turned on. As long as their version of MS Windows pops up within a few seconds, most people are quite content to continue on with what they want to do on their computer. A computer goes through many processes from the moment the power is turned on before its operating system (ex. Windows, Linux) is fully loaded and takes over.
  • The Development of the Vital IBM PC in Spite of the Corporate Culture of IBM  By : Ralph Stofmann
    The development of the IBM PC family - whose legacy is with us to do this day in our daily computing, is an interesting one.
    IBM had no interest in manufacturing and marketing such a product at the expense of it lifeblood of revenue and profit. The IBM PC was to be introduced as a laggard machine. Thanks to Bill Gates and an upstart California Company called Apple IBM was basically embarrassed into introducing a competitive microcomputer worthy of the IBM name and logo.

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