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July 24th, 2012 by
David
The relationship between media – movies, music, and television – continues to get closer and closer. In fact, one of the most significant channels with which to promote new movies or programs is the Internet. The Internet has numerous sites that act as repositories for clips, news, and historical archives for film, television, and music. One of the most prominent sites for cinephiles is the Internet Movie Database, but for those who are much more interested in critiques and analysis, Rotten Tomatoes has rapidly grown into one of the coolest sites on the Internet. Read more »
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July 23rd, 2012 by
David
There are a surprising number of variations to keyboards that have made for exciting news among fans of new technologies in recent years. While the fundamentals of the keyboard have remained solid – most notably the standard QWERTY style for the majority of keyboards even today – there have been some exciting changes to the form of the keyboard, from ergonomically-correct keyboards that reduce strain on the fingers and arms to virtual keyboards that allow you to type on any surface. But one of the exciting new keyboard designs augments your computer or mobile computing device in a way that may provide you a more seamless user experience between your many computing devices. That keyboard is the Hawking Technology Wireless Multimedia Control Pad. Read more »
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July 22nd, 2012 by
David
Security is a concern in the tech sector that only continues to grow. The growth of security services pertaining to computers, smartphones and mobile computing devices is not a reflection on the industry’s unwillingness to adapt; technology continues to change at such a fast rate and hackers continue to adapt as well, necessitating an almost-constant development of new security-related products and services. While many computers have been protected by the most robust anti-viral software ever created, as hackers take on smartphones and mobile computing devices, many of the major software developers have been slow to react. Instead, consumers are discovering the benefits of mobile computing protection software, like Reliaty55. Read more »
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July 21st, 2012 by
David
With the sheer volume of computer products and electronic devices that utilize USB ports and jacks, it is very easy to find yourself without enough USB ports on your computer, laptop computer or other USB-receiving device. This is an especially frustrating condition when you have the latest tech that runs on USB 3.0; one of the key selling points of USB 3.0 is the super-fast transfer rates at which the protocol operates. In order to take advantage of many of the benefits of USB 3.0 devices, you are likely to have to swap multiple cords and devices out of a single USB 3.0 port. All of that changes, though, with the USB 3.0 & 2.0 7-Port Hub from Siig. Read more »
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July 20th, 2012 by
David
An alternative to an expensive, high quality, high definition television – for those who have the space – is a digital video projector. Digital video projectors have progressed to the point that one may get true high definition resolution and even 3-D visuals when connected to compatible equipment (like a 3-D Blu-Ray player). For those who want to be able to create a true home theater experience and who might want to share their DVD or Blu-Ray collection with others in a larger visual format than even today’s HDTVs, the digital video projector is for you! One of the premium digital projectors on the market today is the ViewSonic Pro8500. Read more »
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July 19th, 2012 by
David
As more and more people get cooler and more expensive home electronics devices, it is hard not to feel insecure leaving home. While the obvious solution would be to get a security system, the media portrays home security systems as drastically ineffective. In fact, most people would be hard pressed not to be able to recall a time when they watched a movie or television program and a security system was compromised by cutting the wires from the cameras to the monitors. One of the obvious, real-world, solutions to that problem is to assemble a security system that does not have wires that can be cut. For that, you might want the Uniden Guardian Wireless Video Surveillance System. Read more »
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July 18th, 2012 by
David
If you are building your own computer, you will require a power supply. There is no getting around the need for power, but what might surprise you is just how many options there are for power supplies for PCs and servers. For those who plan on making a system that utilizes a lot of peripherals and drives, you will need quite a bit of power. As important as having power is utilizing the power supply in an efficient way. For above-average power distributed in an exceptionally efficient manner, it is hard to find a better power supply than the XFX ProSeries 1050W PSU. Read more »
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July 17th, 2012 by
David
One of the most frequent computer problems for portable computers – laptop, notebook, and netbooks – comes from internal elements overheating. Many notebook and laptop computers are unfortunately designed with inadequate abilities to dissipate the heat within their casing, resulting in damage to internal (and in some cases, external) components. This common design flaw is why there is a thriving laptop cooler market. One of the better options for notebook computer users is the Zalman High Performance Notebook Cooler. Read more »
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July 16th, 2012 by
David
As technology companies try to homogenize virtually all of their products, it is very easy to distinguish the professionals from the amateurs who simply enjoy the novelty of new gadgets. A professional photographer does not want to take photographs on their smartphone. A professional filmmaker does not want to rely upon a laptop computer to make their feature film. In a similar vein, professional interviewers and musicians do not rely upon equipment that does eighteen different things; they utilize digital voice recorders. One of the premiere digital voice recorders on the market is the TASCAM DR-100mk II. Read more »
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July 15th, 2012 by
David
Some of the coolest products in the tech sector come from very specific niche markets. After all, not everyone needs a golf watch that helps them measure from the tee to the hole better or a scanner they can take on an airplane. But for those who love stargazing or checking out earthbound occurrences through the curtain of night, there are a number of pretty cool products available. One of the neatest is the Galactic View Star Gazer 60mm Monocular. Read more »