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National Geographic Launches New iGen NV20/20 Night Vision Scope

National Geographic has announced the launch of its new iGen NV20/20 night vision scope, boasting night vision technology which able to capture photos as well, seems perfect for folks who prefer to take night shots. It’s going to be a really cool gadget to those you always ‘hunting’ for whatever objects at night.

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Samsung Announces Ultrathin 31-Inch OLED TV With Only 4.3mm Thick

The South-Korean consumer electronics giant, Samsung has unveiled its new organic OLED (light-emitting diode) TV at CES 2008. It’s the ultrathin 31-inch OLED TV with only 4.3mm thick, which dubbed as the largest OLED TV panel yet shown by a TV maker.

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Escort Passport 9500i Radar Detector with GPS Technology

Investing in a radar or laser detector is always better option than paying for speeding tickets. It supposes to give users a peace of mind by alerting them to slow down vehicle’s speed when approaching any speed gun installed along the highway. But most of the radar detectors (especially the X-band) in the market are very susceptible to interference which they ended up with more […]

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Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh (6001.17128) v.744 Update

Microsoft releases Windows Vista Vista SP1 RC Refresh version, an update to the Vista SP1 RC v.668 version made available for public last December to 15,000 beta testers which mainly consists of corporate customers, consumer enthusiasts, software and hardware vendors and others. The new test code is not available for public download. However, as with previous betas and release candidates, there is trick to allow […]

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Create a Secure and Strong Password using Password Chart

A password is an important key to open and access personal information that is stored in a computer or online accounts. This key is an essential and highly confidential tool that protects the privacy of one’s data. Generally, the awareness amongst computer users towards password creation and management is still lacking. Many people tend to create their passwords using a simpler format which is easier […]

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Apple Launches New Mac Pro With 8-Core Power

The famous computer company, Apple has official announced the launch of its new Mac Pro, the high-end desktop PC which can provide up to twice the performance of its predecessor, thanks to the two of Intel’s new 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon processors running up to 3.2GHz.

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Difference Between XP and Vista on Arrangement Sequence Start Menu Recent Programs

If you have used Windows XP, and now using Windows Vista, do you notice any difference between both operating system on the sequence that the recently opened programs and frequently used programs are arranged on Start Menu? If you don’t, take a close look again, as there is obvious change and improvement been done to the usability of Start Menu.

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Tips to Move Paragraph and Select Text Vertically by Using Keyboard Shortcut in Microsoft Word

If you are dealing a lot with Microsoft Word in daily work, the tips mentioned here could be very useful for you. For a document writer or editor, moving a paragraph or any piece of information around the articles could be a tedious job. However, with these easy shortcut key solutions, you can save a lot of effort to be spent on more value added […]

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Soyntec Unveiled Innovative Laptop Bag with WiFi Signal Locator

This is another innovative idea of integrating a WiFi locater into stylish trolley suitcase or laptop bag for fast WiFi hotspot searching anywhere. Instead of following the routine steps to unzip laptop bag, take out and turn on laptop just to find out if you are in the hotspot area, now you can just look at the LCD display on the bag to get the […]

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Sony Demonstrates How To Transfer Blu-ray Disc Movies To PSP

The well-known consumer electronics giant, Sony has officially announced the next level of Blu-Ray disc copying which allows consumers to copy a Blu-ray movie optimized for PSP at lower resolution and transfer them to the PSP portable device. At CES, the company has demonstrated how to transfer a Blu-ray Disc movie into a Playstation 3 and then copy the film to a Playstation Portable (PSP) […]

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Remove and Erase Desktop “Evaluation Copy”, “Test Mode” or “Safe Mode” Watermark in 64-bit (x64) Vista

Thanks to trick by Treburin, users can now remove the infamous watermark printed on lower right corner or 4 corners of desktop of 64-bit (x64) Vista. Windows Vista display a fade watermark text to indicate state of Vista system user is using, such as “Evaluation Copy” for unactivated copy or beta release of software that going to be expired, “Test Mode” or “For testing purpose […]

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Paramount Drops HD-DVD

UPDATE: Paramount spokeswoman Brenda Ciccone made this statement in response to reports that Paramount is abandoning the HD-DVD format: “Paramount’s current plan is to continue to support the HD-DVD format.” The statement didn’t specify if Paramount would also produce Blu-ray DVDs in addition to HD-DVDs. It will be interesting to see how this story pans out. I just gave the bad news to one of […]

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