Input & Output Devices

How to Choose a Wireless Modem

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A wireless modem is a device used for accessing the Internet or a wireless network on a PC, laptop or PDA. A wireless modem provides the flexibility to use a wireless Internet connection on your PC anywhere in your home or office without worrying ... more »

How to Choose an External FireWire Drive

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FireWire is the Apple corporation's brand name for the IEEE 1394 interface cable that makes high-speed communications possible. FireWire is mostly used for data transfer with external drives, DV camcorders, webcams and digital movie players. Now ... more »

How to Connect a Video Card Power Cable

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Computers use a video card to decode and transfer video information from software applications and video games. Video game designers always seem to push the limits of current video cards and create games that require faster video processors that ... more »

How to Connect Digital Equipment to Make Stop Motion Animation

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Stop motion animation became popular with the creation of Claymation. To create stop motion animation, the director must physically stop the camera, move the object, record a frame and stop the camera again. Connecting digital equipment to make ... more »

How to Effectively Clean Your PC's Hard Disk

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Follow these steps to clean your hard drive and make it run smoothly as good as new... more »

How to Enjoy TV on a PC

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That one-eyed monster sitting on your desk can be transformed into entertainment central when enhanced to receive TV signals and possibly act as a digital video recorder. There are several ways to watch TV on your PC, all of them fairly easy to do... more »

How to GET A FREE IPOD NANO

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I have been looking for a Ipod nano for a long time now, and cannot find any for a reasonable/affordable price. I then found out that I can get one for free, and so I did! This is my second time around, I will be getting my second FREE 8 GB Ipod ... more »

How to GET PC Maintenance Guide

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do you want info on your pc.. more »

How to Hook Up Computer Sound to a Sony 500 Watt Amp

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Hooking up your computer to a Sony 500 watt amplifier can bring amazing sound to the games, songs and other applications you play on the your computer. It is a fairly easy process that anyone can do in a few simple steps... more »

How to Install a Broadband Modem

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A broadband modem is a hardware device used for routing broadband Internet access on a desktop computer or laptop. Installing a broadband modem is divided into two steps--connecting the modem and configuring it for broadband internet access. ... more »

How to Install a PC Subwoofer

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Boost your low end by adding a subwoofer to your PC speaker configuration. Most new speaker sets in the mid-priced range already come with a subwoofer. Installing the subwoofer is part of the process of installing the speakers... more »

How to Load a Device Driver

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Each device connected to your computer for input or output requires a specific driver that defines how to communicate with the device. There can be problems when loading these drivers if they conflict with other drivers already loaded on your ... more »

How to Make a USB Electronics Organizer

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A USB organizer is a hanging device that stores USB components and wires. The organizer keeps USB devices and cables together. It stores the many cables while keeping them handy... more »

How to Monitor a Real-Time Digital Signal in C and C++ on Linux

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Monitoring a real-time signal is a requirement that comes with many Digital Signal Processing applicaitons. There are different definitions for real-time. Here when I say real-time processing is "reliable processing of a digital signal ... more »

How to Record a File on the iRiver T10 MP3 Player

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Many MP3s are incapable of saving files during playback but the unique design of the iRiver T10 MP3 player allows you to record files directly to it. With several key and button pushes you can save a song directly from the radio to your player. ... more »

How to Replace the Screen in an HP Business Laptop

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It’s easy to break the fragile screens found in laptops. Here are some steps for replacing the screen on an HP business laptop... more »

How to Restore an iTunes Playlist

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Restoring your iPod will erase all data from your iPod, including songs, videos, calendar information, files, contacts and photographs. Once erased, all of the iPod settings are restored to their original state. Here's how to do it... more »

How to Stream Video to a TV

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What if you have this awesome video file on your PC and you want to play it back on your TV, where friends and family can enjoy it? It's easy. Stream the file from your PC using your wireless network or other device. The process is simple and can ... more »

How to Troubleshoot a Microphone

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Most microphones that work on a computer are as simple as plug and play. Sometimes it is necessary to troubleshoot a problem microphone. Here are some things you might try to help get your microphone to work on your computer. Check to see if the ... more »

How to troubleshoot playstation

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This article explains how to troubleshoot problems with play station.. more »

How to Use a Graphics Tablet

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Pen and paper were the graphic artists' first tools. But today's web and game graphics designers desire the best tools to use for their work. A graphics tablet can provide graphic artists with more designs, flexibility and creativity. Read on to ... more »

How to Use a Pentop Computer

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So-called pentop computers have been around for years, used almost exclusively for translating handwriting to data that can be read by your PC. But now, due to the use of flash memory modules and more sophistication, they've become more than your ... more »

How to Use Your Archos 104 MP3 Player as a Hard Drive

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If you have a need for an external hard drive, your Archos MP3 player can function as one if properly configured. This function will allow for quick backups and perfect utilization of your player when you need it. You will also be able to ... more »

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