Archive for March, 2011
Internet Explorer 9 is Most Battery Friendly Browser
With the browser wars heating up again, users have a choice between Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 4, Google Chrome 10, Safari 5 and Opera 11 and with that choice the ability to find the browser that meets their needs in terms of features and looks, but also in terms of battery life. While you might [...]
Lenovo ThinkPad W520 Mobile Workstation W/ Quadro Graphics Up For Sale
Lenovo has just announced that the ThinkPad W520 mobile workstation is now available for purchase from Lenovo.com starting at $1,449 and coming with a 2nd Generation Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA Quadro graphics with intelligent Optimus switching. The ThinkPad W520 was first announced back in February and brings numerous business class features [...]
Lenovo ThinkPad T420s Now Available for Purchase w/ Core i5 Sandy Bridge
Lenovo has made the ThinkPad T420s notebook available for purchase, to the delight of many ThinkPad lovers that have been awaiting the refresh of the 14″ ThinkPad T series eagerly since the ThinkPad T420s was first announced in early February. The Lenovo ThinkPad T420s starts at $1,199 and includes a 2nd Generation INtel Core i5 [...]
How to Store and Share Large Files Online
We live in a connected world and we always want access to our most important information, anytime, anywhere. The buzz word lately is the cloud, which is a way of utilizing the Internet to store, manage and share information. Utilizing the cloud is still a new idea for many although we have dabbled with in [...]
How to Enable Missing Games in Windows 7 (Quick Tip)
If you are running running premium business editions of Windows 7 such as Windows 7 Professional or Enterprise, you might be missing the standard collection of games such as Solitaire and FreeCell that come bundled with other editions of Windows 7. There is no specific reasoning why these games are not available by default, but [...]
MyDitto Review: Affordable Network Attached Storage That’s Simple To Use
MyDitto is a dead simple way to add network attached storage to your home network. The MyDitto system adds a hard drive to your home or office network and thanks to the included USB keys, can easily be accessed from any computer with an Internet connection — even away from home. If you don’t want to use the [...]
MSI CX640 and CR640 with Sandy Bridge and Fast Boot Times
MSI is announcing the coming release of two new notebooks, the CX640 and CR640 each with a second generation Intel Core iX processor and some other stylish enhancements over previous C-series notebooks. While notebook enthusiasts will be most interested in the faster Sandy Bridge processor and MSI “fast boot technology” which they promise “… gets these impressive [...]
Victorinox Slim Swiss Army Flash Drive Review (32GB)
If you like to carry your storage on your keychain and are a fan of the iconic Swiss Army pocketknives made by Victorinox, you may be interested in the new Victorinox Slim flash drive that hides inside a Swiss Army frame. The Victorinox flash drives come in numerous configurations with knives, tools, computer remote controls, [...]
How to Customize Wallpaper Themes in Windows 7
If you want to make Windows a bit more personal, you can customize and change wallpaper in Windows 7 themes in order to change how Windows 7 looks and give it a personal touch. Themes are one of the great aesthetic features of Windows 7. Microsoft provides a website just for downloading new themes and [...]
MSI GX680 Gaming Notebook Specs, Pics and Details
MSI has announced the new GX680 gaming notebook which is powered by the latest Intel Core i7 Quad core Sandy Bridge processors, Nvidia GeForce GT 555M discrete graphics, a dual hard disk setup and premium audio. MSI GX680 Specs The MSI GX680 notebook is a 15.6″ notebook which can be configured with with either a 1920×1080 or 1366×768 resolution. [...]
