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April 5th, 2012 by
David
Wikipedia is, it might not surprise you to learn, not considered a valid reference by the vast majority of those in academia. Because just anyone can write or edit the articles on Wikipedia, they are often inaccurate or imprecise. Fortunately, there are other resources that educators consider authoritative, even digital resources that are like Wikipedia. One of the most comprehensive, authoritative sources students may use as a reference tool is the 2012 Britannica Ultimate Reference DVD!
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April 4th, 2012 by
David
No matter how effecting the marketing departments for navigation apps for smartphones are, using your smartphone while driving is just dangerous. No matter how reliable wireless providers insist their networks are, they are not infallible. There is little worse than being lost because you have driven out of your network coverage area and lose your navigation tool! For those who plan ahead or travel with a laptop computer and can pull over for get directions from your computer while driving, there is no more reliable a navigation tool than Microsoft MapPoint 2011! Read more »
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April 3rd, 2012 by
David
Right now in the United States, it is very easy to feel like the monthly bills one has are just piling up. Technology, which was supposed to make everyone’s life easier, has instead become a hassle defined by more and more monthly bills and billing plans of which you must keep track. It is likely that every month you pay for Internet, telephone, mobile phone plans, and cable television, in addition to any subscriptions like NetFlix you might have. Sometimes, it is better to get the most out of what you are paying for, like your cable television subscription, as opposed to subscribing to something new. The EyeTV Hybrid can help you eliminate some of those entertainment bills!
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April 2nd, 2012 by
David
There are many settings in education and business where the benefit of a computer may not be easily utilized. For example, teachers who create PowerPoint or other computer-based multimedia presentations often find it difficult to execute those presentations on a single, simple computer screen. Similarly, in business, presentations are made more clearly and dramatically when those to whom you are presenting do not have to hunch over a computer monitor. For large-scale presentations, one needs a digital projector. The Ricoh PJ WX3231N Digital Business Projector is an excellent choice for those with both a computer network and the need to present projects frequently.
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April 1st, 2012 by
David
For digital artists, the term “tablet computer” has an entirely different meaning than the term has for most of the rest of the population. Long before Apple released the iPad or Amazon flooded the market with e-readers that have come to be lumped in with tablet computers, there was a peripheral for computers called a tablet. Wacom still makes tablets, which remain an invaluable tool for digital artists. One of the best tablets on the market is the Wacom Intuos5 touch Large Pen Tablet.
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March 31st, 2012 by
David
There are so many options when it comes to USB flash drives that it is hard to decide what factor one ought to prioritize when choosing a flash drive. There are so many options for those who want their USB flash drive to reflect their personality. For sheer volume of information, Victorinox now offers a 1TB flash drive and many other flash drives appeal to consumers based upon their fast data transfer speeds. But what about security? When it comes to security, no one beats Ironkey for USB flash drives!
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March 30th, 2012 by
David
With so many consumer electronics devices on the market, it is hard to find enough space to store all your gadgets, much less charge them all! While technological growth has expanded incredibly fast over the past decade, housing requirements have not; the standards for the spacing and number of electrical devices in new buildings have not adjusted for the sheer volume of devices one might plug in these days. Fortunately, for the tech savvy consumer who has a lot they need to recharge, there is the Chargepod.
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March 29th, 2012 by
David
So far in computer technology, there remains one enduring truth about laptop computers. It seems no matter how advanced laptop computers become, they all warm up and get so hot that one either needs to cool the laptop off quickly or risk damage to the chips and drives within. Unfortunately, that means that almost immediately after investing in a new laptop computer, you are likely to need to buy a cooling peripheral. Given that this is a pretty necessary expense, you might as well go with one of the best cooling products for laptop computers. The Arctic Cooling Pad is a great way to keep your laptop computer cool!
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March 28th, 2012 by
David
If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then Pinterest has a lot to feel flattered about! In addition to enjoying a lot of press in the online media, Pinterest is the concept that many new social networking sites appear to be trying to imitate. Pinterest allows you to “pin” any image you find on the Internet to your bulletin board on Pinterest to share with your friends and followers. You and your friends may comment on the pictures and the site inspires some very lively discussions.
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Posted on
March 27th, 2012 by
David
It is hard to think of a less cool part of the tower computer than the power supply. For sure, every computer needs a power supply, but the tower computer power supply has traditionally been dark, functional and blockish. Peripheral manufacturer XION is changing that, though, with their High Performance Party Edition line of personal computer power supplies!
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