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  • GeForce 8800 GT vs. XFX GeForce 8800 GT

    If you already have decided to buy an NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT but are unsure whether to go with a stock model or an overclocked card made by XFX, the information below, which discusses the...

  • How to Choose between the Nook, Kindle2 or Sony E-Reader

    I am buying an E-Reader for my wife. So, I have done research and more research as to which one would fit her needs and wants perfectly. The choice seemed difficult at first but when you delve...

  • How to Compare Computer Companies

    There are many categories in which you can compare most modern computer companies. They can be compared by their product prices, their manufacturing process, hardware reliability and other data,...

  • How to Set the Clock on the Livescribe Pen

    The Livescribe Pulse smartpen is a computerized pen that uses special notepaper, called dot paper, to help record what is written. The smartpen uses an infrared camera to capture and record what...

  • How to Exit the DFU Mode on iPhone

    DFU mode stands for Device Firmware Update. This mode can be used on the iPhone as a last resort when your phone does not work in recovery mode. DFU mode can also be used to install and update the...

  • How to use USB flash drives

    Flash drives are limited in memory but they make up for it in cost and portability. They are great for storing documents, photos or music which don't use a lot of memory, or for regularly...

  • How to Use a Battery Backup

    Many people who I've talked to are confused on what a battery backup is, why, and how you should use one. In this article we will delve into the topic.

  • How to Convert RCA Cables to VGA Monitor Cables

    Most televisions have the option of running RCA cables to and from other electronic devices such as DVD players and cable receivers. RCA cables are made of three different connections, with one...

  • How to Compare Air Cards

    Air cards allow you to get online with broadband connection speed in most areas in the United States. Popular with rural users with no other access to broadband Internet, RV-users, truck drivers,...

  • How to Watch an Anamorphic DVD on Your Computer

    Anamorphic DVDs stretch the video vertically from a rectangular widescreen frame to a size that will fit a standard screen, such as an older television or computer monitor. DVD players are...

  • How to Connect Serial to USB

    USB and Firewire ports supplanted the serial port, a ubiquitous hardware port on older personal computers, in the early 2000s. While you may find serial port PCI cards that you can install...

  • 8800 GTS 512 Vs. 8800 GT

    Deciding which graphics card to buy can be a daunting challenge as you juggle the specs of competing cards in order to figure out which is the better card and which is the better value. Below you...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Superlink USB Data Transfer

    Superlink USB may look like any other USB cable. However, it is used to transfer data from one computer to another. Although the cable is a rather simple device, it is possible to run into...

  • How to Hook Up a Wireless Web Camera

    Wireless web cameras are used for security and safety. Since they're wireless, they're much more portable and easier to set up than wired web cameras. You can keep an eye on your home or view...

  • How to Enable a Logitech Webcam Motion Sensor

    Do you think your kids are snooping around your room when you are not at home? Ever wonder what your kids are doing when they say they are doing homework? If you own a Logitech webcam, keeping an...

  • How to Get Images Off of a Swivel Camera

    Getting pictures off a swivel camera is no different than taking pictures off any other digital camera. A swivel camera is simply a camera with the ability to flip the preview screen around to the...

  • What are Microchips Used In?

    The microchip might be the single most important invention of the twentieth century. Ironically, it took a relatively young scientist who could not take time off work to perfect the microchip in...

  • How to Find a Wireless Internet Signal With a Homemade Antenna

    Wireless networking has made tremendous strides in both technology and broad use by the general public. Antennas built into laptops and add on antennas are designed to be compact and durable with...

  • How to Install X-Plorer Controller on PC

    The X-Plorer Controller first appeared in 2007 and was included with the Microsoft Xbox 360 version of "Guitar Hero 2," the first game in the series to appear on the Xbox 360. The basic...

  • How to Check Your PC for Bad Drivers

    In a computer, every hardware device that is installed requires a device driver--a piece of software code that essentially "explains" to the computer how to control the device. Hardware...

  • Uses of a Colorimeter

    Color is a fundamental property of all materials. When viewed by human eyes, color offers all objects a particular distinguishing quality. But color varies depending on the way in which it is...

  • What Is the File Extension Eep?

    A flash drive is an external piece of hardware that can be attached to your computer in order to save files and other information. A number of files are associated with the memory used on flash...

  • How to Determine CPU Fan Speed

    The CPU fan is one of the most important components of any computer. Generally speaking, the CPU fan is attached to the CPU heatsink and acts to draw heat away from the CPU. The speed of the CPU...

  • How to Recover Data From the Hard Drive of a Crashed Computer

    So, your computer has crashed? Chances are that you have files on your computer that you want to recover. Well depending on the reason your computer crashed, those files may be recoverable. ...

  • Roof WiFi Antenna Installation Instructions

    Mounting a WiFi antenna on your roof is much like mounting any other type of antenna, with a few extra things to check along the way. You have to take wind, rain, and other factors into account...

  • Micro Computers Information

    Microcomputers are so common that most people do not think twice when they see this machine that has completely changed the way the world works in just a few decades. The first microcomputers were...

  • How to Haggle for a Computer

    Many people believe that they cannot haggle for electronic devices, such as computers. This is a common misconception, especially if you are purchasing from an environment where the employees work...

  • What Is a Post Code?

    There are many things that can go wrong with computers. When a computer is first starting, many times it will beep once. This beep is known as a POST code.

  • Quad Core Problems

    Quad-core processors are among the fastest processors on the market, boosting the speed and functionality of the computers that use them. Evolving from dual-core systems, in which the processors...

  • Biometric Techniques

    Biometric techniques rely on unique characteristics of human individuals, such as fingerprints, facial features, or even voices. Biometric methods are used to authenticate users for some private...

  • Types of Computer Speaker Wires

    The type of computer speaker wire, also called cable, is one of many factors determining the sound quality you hear. Other major factors are the speakers, the original source of the sound and the...

  • How to Customize a Gaming PC

    Gaming PCs are computers designed with the speed and precision necessary for the ultimate gaming experience. A standard gaming PC will have different customization options and features than will a...

  • Common Touch Screen Problems

    Touch screens are used in a variety of places, especially in the advanced world of technology. They can be found in computers, such as tablet laptops, peripherals like iPods and touch screen...

  • How to Move Data Through the Parallel Port in DOS

    The ability to move data through the parallel port in DOS can be very useful. It gives a user the ability to print out the file contents in DOS. Also, it provides the ability to move data across...

  • Test for Memory Leak

    A number of ways are available to determine if a computer program is leaking memory. A programmer can sift through the source code to make sure that all memory allocated has been deallocated, he...

  • DIY Installing Neon Lights in a Computer

    Installing neon lights in a computer can be a creative, simple way to give your computer case some extra personality. They are simple to install, require few tools and come in a wide range of...

  • How to Assemble a Tig Welder

    A Tig welder is an important tool that lets users weld more metals than any other piece of device. In addition to creating clean welds, a Tig welder ensures no smoke, fumes, sparks or splatter....

  • How to Change AAA Batteries

    Modern technology offers a vast array of small handheld, battery-operated devices. Many of these gadgets, such as such as TV remote controls, digital voice recorders, or flashlights, require...

  • What is the File Extension, AZW?

    Amazon Kindle is a device that can be used to download ebooks or digital replicas of paper books. A number of files are associated with the use of the Amazon Kindle, including the AZW file.

  • Mini Computer Definition

    Far from their business-only origins, modern computers are used extensively in both the business world and for home entertainment. As technology has advanced, computers have become faster and...

  • How to Compress Music onto a Regular CD

    Compressing music onto a compact disc involves changing the bitrate setting on software for burning audio files to the disc. Bitrate is a measurement of how many units of data (bits) are...

  • How to Extend Cat 5 Cabling

    Ethernet is the most popular cable for networking, surpassing older cabling technologies. Of the standards in Ethernet cabling, Cat 5e remains among the most widely used. Unfortunately, a reliable...

  • How to Convert Vinyl Records to Files

    You may have a box full of old records of your favorite music sitting in a closet somewhere, but most people don't own working record players these days, and it's difficult to bring records with...

  • How to Change a PC Controller

    When playing video games on the internet, many people will use video game controllers such as keypads or joysticks to play their games. However, there may come a time when a user has to upgrade to...

  • How to Install a PC Logo

    Many computer hardware products come with logo badges, intended to be stuck to the front of the computer tower as a means of showing off the hardware that is inside. If you would like to install a...

  • How to Set Up a Controller for a PC

    If you're an avid PC video game player, it can be wise to invest in a good controller for your PC. These operate in much the same way that a controller for a PlayStation 3 or XBox360 does, only...

  • Types of IDE Cable

    IDE cables, also known as Parallel ATA cables, are part of an internal device specification set forth by the X3/INCITS committee. These cables are used within the specification to connect devices...

  • How to Replace an ATX Push Button Power Switch

    In modern computer systems, the ATX power switch works by temporarily shorting the connection between two pins on the motherboard. This sends a signal to turn the computer on. In rare instances, a...

  • How to Create a Digital Movie Library for a Playstation 3

    The Playstation 3 is great for more than just gaming, as the console can also serve as a digital movie library. Whether it's used for feature films, home movies or TV shows downloaded from the...

  • Burn DVD Vs. Copy DVD

    With the ever-increasing sizes of video, audio and application files, the only way to store and distribute them is through a DVD. This media also has the advantage of being lightweight, durable...

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