Archive for May, 2008



Digital Menu Boards and Narrowcasting Hardware 101 - An Introduction to Digital Signage Systems

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Digital menu boards and the arrays of small and large screen plasma displays narrowcasting dedicated audio-visual marketing feeds about available products and menu items are fast becoming the preferred way for fast-food and quick-service restaurants (QSRs) to market their products and provide information to customers. This overview is designed to help new and potential users [...]

Replacing Computer DVD Or CD-Rom Drives

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Do you need a new DVD or CD-Rom Drive in your Computer?
Do you know how to add or replace the drives?
In this article you’ll learn how to add or replace CD or DVD drives.
CD-ROM drives are currently more popular simply because the CD-ROM Disks themselves (which stands for Compact Disk Read Only Memory) hold much [...]

Replacing Computer Hard Drives

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Have you run out of storage space in your computer?
Perhaps it’s time for a bigger hard drive!
In this article you’ll find out how to replace your current hard drive.
In actuality the computer wouldn’t even run without a hard disk drive, its BIOS or basic operating system would be looking for it the minute you turned [...]

How To Improve Your PC’s Performance

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

You will know that its probably about time to fix your registry. When you notice that your computer is starting to run very slow. Your computer registry hold a ton of information and your registry is what keeps your computer performing at its best. Taking regular care of your computer will keep it running in [...]

You Can Destroy An RFID Chip, But Why Would You Want To?

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. An RFID tag consists of a microchip with an antenna. It stores information and can be tracked from external sources. These chips can be as large as a paperback book or small enough to be embedded in the paper of a paperback book’s page. Hitachi has the distinction of [...]

Put Away That Expensive CD and DVD - Use A Virtual Drive

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Use of a virtual drive will save your original media from accidental damage.
In the computing world there are a lot of ‘virtual’ devices. Virtual Drives emulate a physical drive; it could be a CD ROM or DVD. You make a copy of the CD or DVD store it on your hard drive and when you [...]

Build a PC - 4 Ways to Save Money When You Build a PC

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

When you build a computer, you are boss at this job. You make the first decision and the final one. You have the power. Along with this power, you also have the opportunity to save a bit of money. With pre-built computers, someone else is the boss. They have the power. They make the decisions [...]

Things You Should Know In Intel Pentium Series Processors

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

The CPU is the part of a computer that controls the operation of the computer. All arithmetic and logical operations, decoding of instructions and the execution of instructions are performed by the CPU. Early computers used several chips to handle the task. Some functions are still handled by support chips, which are often referred to [...]

Build DIY PC - PC Assembly Made Easy

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

When you have the new PC components items available, next step is to Assemble the PC together. This is the most interesting part and also the most rewarding part when your system is up and running, all credits to Yourself!!
Essential Tools required:
1) A screwdriver (Cross-shaped)
Optional Recommended Items:
1) Torchlight (To illuminate hard to see areas)
2) Antistatic [...]

Misunderstanding About Computer CPUs

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Since the computer revolution which occurred several decades ago where storage capacity and processing power skyrocketed, computers are still evolving. According to Moore’s Law, computer power doubles every 18 months and the cost goes down by half. No wonder computers have become so cheap these days.
Many people fail to understand several myths that exist regarding [...]