Build a Gaming PC for Less than $1,000 - Top Gaming Computer Components
Do you want a top notch gaming PC that can play all the latest games at max or near max settings? Would you like to spend less than $1000? Read on!
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How to Set Up a Simple Wireless Home Network for Windows 7, Vista, and Windows XP Computers
Want to set up the simplest wireless home network for your mixed Vista, XP, and Windows 7 computers? Want a network without a “boss” …
Continue ReadingIntel's First 32nm CPU - The 2 Core Clarkdale Westmere with Integrated Graphics is a Nehalem for the Mainstream
Clarkdale looks like it might deliver great per dollar performance. Our enthusiasm for Intel’s first 32nm chips is dampened, though, by the dated …
Continue ReadingNetwork Cabling 102 - Guide to Twisted Pair Cables
Continuing our discussion on various types of network cabling, we take a closer look at Twisted Pair cabling, its design, purpose, and various …
Continue ReadingNova Minoru – The World’s First 3D Webcam
The Nova Minoru is the first 3D webcam in the world. Its two cameras create a 3D image that can be seen with the help of special 3D glasses that come …
Continue ReadingACard Serial ATA RAM Drive - Old Idea, New Hardware
RAM drives have always been a dream of hardware enthusiasts, and remained exactly that - a dream. Until now. Thanks to a company called ACard, a …
Continue ReadingGuide to Network Cabling - Coaxial Network Cable Types
There are many types of network cabling out there and all have a specific place in the global network. In this article we consider the various types …
Continue ReadingLynnfield, Intel's First Mainstream Nehalem CPU, Likely Debuts Under Core i5 Name in Q3
Core i7 has brought big advantages to professionals running heavily multi-threaded applications. But everyday users don’t need the performance, and …
Continue ReadingTired of Wires Dangling from Your Headphones – Go in for Top Wireless Headphones
Determining the top wireless headphones is based on the following performance criteria - noise cancellation and isolation, gaming microphone options …
Continue ReadingVarious Keyboard Designs and Their Respective Benefits
There isn’t just one keyboard design but tens. Keyboard is used by home and business users but ideally both need a different keyboard design …
Continue ReadingWhat Is Power Line Networking, and Why it Is Awesome
You’re building a home network, and you ask yourself, wired, or wireless? They’re as different as night and day, and deciding can be …
Continue ReadingIntel Nehalem CPUs Will Have Three Different Sockets on the Desktop Alone, and the Lowest End One Is First to Get 32nm
We already knew that Nehalem would have different sockets for the already released Core i7 enthusiast line and the upcoming mainstream parts. It …
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