Tech
Intel Pushes Atom CPU to Drive Storage Devices
Mar 8th
While Intel’s Atom has a near-monopoly on the netbook market, that’s not the only place the processor will be practicing its power-miserly ways. Intel launched at CeBit its first Atom processor-based platform optimized for networked home and small office/home office (SOHO) storage devices.
The energy-efficient platform consists of the Atom processor D410 single-core or D510 dual-core and the 82801IR I/O Controller to run network-attached storage (NAS) devices that organize, manage, protect and share documents, photos, videos and music.
Prey – Recover that Stolen computer
Feb 26th
Computer Hardware Poster
Feb 25th
Ever Wanted to know every Ram, Port, chip etc? The picture above (4320×6120 – 24Meg) submitted to me by Shawn from FullySquared. Very Useful indeed to keep around.
Google Chrome – Not living up to the Hype
Feb 23rd
I had noticed a couple of problems when using my otherwise fine Firefox 3.6, one been the pause when you first go to a page and the other was the browser crashing when trying to view Justin.TV Archives function (when it got to the end of the segment).
I was tempted to try Google Chrome after everybody told me how good it was, faster, better and all round amazing. Could I take Chrome and make it my main browsing platform? Had it come a long way since I last tried it? Did it use a lot less memory and was it more secure?
Multi Computer organisation
Feb 23rd
I am going to try and explain what I have learned over the many years of using many computers – to try and present what I feel is a good layout for your media so that you stop loosing important files by silly mistakes. While this is not the be all and end all of how to use a computer, it will help you stop having duplicates, needing to keep backing up multiple times and pay for services online.
Write your Own Adobe Air Application
Feb 15th
Linux Mint 8 – another day at the office
Feb 14th
If you look at the last story on the Toshiba 1800-400 Laptop, you would have seen how I never managed to get an Old laptop working at all on Linux, in this instance Windows XP gives you a VGA driver before installing any chipset drivers, which means you can at least see what is going on and it does not crash when you insert a PCMCIA Card. Today, I thought I would install the same Linux Mint 8 on a desktop computer, surely this would work much better right?
Toshiba Satellite S1800-400
Feb 13th
I remember buying this laptop back in 2001, I had just started a contract position were I was doing project management and required my own computer. I was in Dixons in MeadowHall and they had this laptop on offer at a much reduced price (cannot remember the price I paid back then). My thought was it was made by Toshiba and would do the job specified. I recently grabbed this machine out of storage to see what I can do with it – I had an idea to use it for a Linux box of some sort.
Wirecast updated to 3.5.7
Feb 9th
Wirecast got updated to 3.5.7 – fixes include:
• Improved MPEG-2 decode filters
• Fixed sync issue when recording mono AAC audio to disk
• Fixed issue with firewall blocking Wirecast built-in Darwin streaming server
• Fixed issue for aspect ratio being saved for a shot as s a new device is connected
• Being able to restore aspect ratio that is saved in a document



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