Memory or RAM is very important for normal operating of computer, as all computer programs and processes will have to execute through system memory. If user is running too many applications, especially resource intensive large programs that consume huge amount of memory, the memory will be used up and causing system to be running out of memory. To prevent instability and possible system halt due […]
The well-known manufacturer of audio, video, communications and information technology products for the global consumer and professional markets, Sony has expanded its innovative WALKMAN line of digital media players with the high-performance, easy-to-use WALKMAN NWZ-A820 series, including NWZ-A829 (16GB), NWZ-A828 (8GB) and NWZ-A826 (4GB). The new Walkman featuring the clear, bright 2.4-inch QVGA screen display for high quality 30fps (frames per second) video playback and […]
Microsoft has many channels to distribute and release the Windows Vista Service Pack 1. One of the distribution channels is OEM partners, typically made up of companies like HP, IBM, Dell, Sony, Acer, ASUS, Lenovo and other system builders. These PC hardware manufacturers produces desktop and notebook (laptop) computers that pre-factory installed as Vista system with OEM product key.
Cycling is an interesting sport as well as a recreation activity. You can enjoy nice scenery while exercising your muscles. However, when your age is catching up, cycling is actually quite taxing and tiring. To help you to relax and recover your energy while you are cruising on your bicycle, the Japan’s Panasonic Cycle Technology has introduced an electric power-assisted bicycle, Titanium Flat-road EB.
There is much effort being spent on the development to automate wiper operation during snow or raining day. However, have you ever wonder on how to improve the windshield glass fabrication process that can help keeping the view all day clear without being affected by bad weather? An Italian designer, known as Leonardo Fioravanti has moved a step further to develop a prototype vehicle that […]
The world’s largest broadcasting corporation, BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) has announced that its iPlayer will eventually be available on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, which will be the first time the broadband streaming TV service has been available beyond PC and Mac computers.
Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), the next generation of IE web browser and upgrade to IE7 which released 2 years ago, albeit Microsoft promised more frequently update on IE, has made available to selected few testers on Microsoft Connect (connect.microsoft.com) website. One thing is for sure though, the general public availability of Internet Explorer 8 Beta for free download will come sooner rather than later, although […]
The company which develops and licenses advertising technologies that enable truly relevant advertising, Relevantis has recently announced the launch of its new Map Advertising, which the company claims as the first advertising platform supporting paid icons for interactive maps and navigation systems. As what you see in the photo, the innovative Map Advertising platform essentially places branded icons such as 7-Eleven, Starbucks, Shell and Pizza […]
The computer accessory market leader, Genius, has introduced its latest innovative so called“buttonless” mouse lately. This unique and innovative product, Traveller 525 Laser, does not have any visible buttons or scroll wheel which the conventional mouse used to has. In stead of clicking the traditional mouse buttons, Genius Traveller 525 Laser, adapted the unique “float to click” design idea which allows users to lightly tip […]
The Korean company, Kojinsha has recently announced the launch of its mini notebook – E8, which designed to compete with the Asus Eee PC. The ultra portable and affordable Kojinsha E8 runs on Microsoft Windows XP OS, featuring an AMD Geode LX800 CPU, 40GB hard drive, 512MB memory, stereo speakers, USB port and an 7-inch touchscreen (1024 x 600-pixel resolution) display that can swivel and […]
After installing and running Windows Vista, a lot of users probably notice that the hard disk activity by Vista operating system is enormous, and probably unbelievable to say the least. The hard disk activity, which normally can be monitored via hard disk LED on computer’s casing, will show almost non-stop continuing operating, with LED blinks non-stop. Frequent hard disk I/O read/write activity by Vista will […]
Windows Vista comes with a “kill switch” – “Reduced Functionality Mode” (RFM) that forbids and blocks normal usage of Vista when users do not activate the system with legitimate product key within 30 days grace period, or when Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) validation detects and invalidates the cracked system. Microsoft promised in December 2007 to kill the “kill switch” in Service Pack 1. Indeed, the […]
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