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- The Next Technology After Blu-Ray: Ultra-High Definition?
- Firefox 3 vs. Internet Explorer 8: Which Browser Has Better Security?
- How Does a Hard Drive Work?
- Troubleshooting Your HDTV Tuner
- How Does HDTV Work?
- Blu-Ray DVD/VHS Player Combo: Panasonic’s DMP-BD70V
- How to Scan Your Computer for Security Risks
- Data Breach Notification Laws: How States are Following California’s Policies
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How Does HDTV Work?
Those not attuned to the mechanics of how passé analog TV worked might not know that HDTV utilizes a similar basic tool used with analog, only with more power not available 30-40 years ago. One way you might be able to tell is by looking up close...Published on July 11, 2011 to Home Theater Systems & Components
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Blu-Ray DVD/VHS Player Combo: Panasonic’s DMP-BD70V
A huge gap of interest and generations exist between Blu-Ray & VHS. And yet you’ll still find those who don’t mind keeping both technologies within their home theater systems. Most of the time, you have to buy a separate VHS player to...Published on June 28, 2011 to Home Theater Systems & Components
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Troubleshooting Your HDTV Tuner
Buying a tuner for your HDTV or having a tuner for your computer doesn’t necessarily mean everything is going to be perfect all the time when watching over-the-air hi-def channels. Yes, it’s the HDTV tuner’s fault in this case.Published on June 28, 2011 to Home Theater Systems & Components
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The Next Technology After Blu-Ray: Ultra-High Definition?
Blu-Ray can't be expected to be the final resolution level in video entertainment. Japan has already made sure that something better will soon be here, and it's called Ultra High-Definition. Japan, along with two other countries, want it a reality...Published on May 19, 2011 to Home Theater Systems & Components
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How Does a Hard Drive Work?
While the CPU is the computer's guts, the hard drive is the messenger and keeper of information that frequently gets taken for granted. How a hard drive works proves the miracle of technology with a technological symbiosis that saves and disseminates...Published on May 19, 2011 to Computer Hardware
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Firefox 3 vs. Internet Explorer 8: Which Browser Has Better Security?
The battle over Firefox or Internet Explorer being the most useful or safest browser goes on ad infinitum. It probably will as long as computers and browsers exist. Since both are equal in bookmarking and toolbar capabilities, security is where the true...Published on January 27, 2010 to Windows Platform
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Deciphering News Headline Emails with Hidden Malware
It appears most internet users finally figured out that you shouldn’t click on an email with the innocuous “Reply to This!” or “Hi Dear” in the subject line. Not that the world populace becoming smarter deters anybody...Published on November 25, 2009 to Computer Security
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How to Scan Your Computer for Security Risks
With all the breathtaking security risks to our computers out there, it’s equally breathtaking that many people don’t bother to scan their computer to see if they’re vulnerable to a hacker or other threats.Published on November 25, 2009 to Computer Security
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Help! I Can’t Access Windows Update
While a rare event in one’s lifetime using the internet, everybody is going to experience at least one time when a Windows Update fails to load on their computer. This isn’t necessarily your own fault or Microsoft's and more a problem...Published on November 25, 2009 to Computer Security
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Data Breach Notification Laws: How States are Following California’s Policies
Having our private data breached is obviously one of the worst nightmares to deal with in the cyber world, and the U.S. federal government has and still is lax on the issue.Published on November 25, 2009 to Computer Security