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New features are plentiful, and add both functionality and improved MS Office compatibility. Discussion of this upgrade to the excellent and well known freeware office software suite has been plentiful during the period of Beta release, so...
Read More | Oct 20th, 2005 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Oct 22nd, 2005
The battle between Sony’s Blu-Ray and Toshiba’s HD-DVD has been a drawn out one, with nary a sniff of resolution in sight, and has seen likely to plunge consumers back into a situation similar to the VHS v BetaMax videotape battles of the 1980s. But a recent move by HP seems likely to bring...
Read More | Oct 20th, 2005
We try to find the interesting news and developments to report to people, but sometimes the industry just doesn’t help us much. Sometimes, it all just seems “ho-hum�. Like now! I’ve just returned from a few days at the lake relaxing, and eagerly I scan the news channels for interesting...
Read More | Oct 19th, 2005 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Oct 20th, 2005
To the average consumer the ‘Digital home’ has little to do, really, with internet-connected intelligent refrigerators that do the grocery ordering for you, or robotic valets who ready the ‘pipe and slippers’ when you walk through the door. It simply means a way to manage the home...
Read More | Oct 12th, 2005 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Oct 15th, 2005
Now that the ATi R520 cards – the X1xxx series – has been officially announced and released there are tests and reviews of them popping up all over the place. The picture emerging is quite a clear one, with performance matching the Nvidia counterparts in all respects except for high levels of...
Read More | Oct 11th, 2005
A quality power supply unit is a ‘must’ in a modern, high performance PC system. Cheap, generic units don’t supply stable enough voltages for highly demanding components, and introduce greater risk of failure which can put expensive PC components at risk.
Choosing the unit to use can be...
Read More | Oct 4th, 2005 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Oct 7th, 2005
The Inquirer has just published their recommendations for the ‘value points’ in processor purchasing. Their recommendations are quite similar to those promoted by a number of reviewers, but closer inspection leaves me quite unconvinced. The assumptions they make fall somewhat short of the...
Read More | Oct 3rd, 2005 | Comments: 6 | Last Comment: Oct 10th, 2005
There will doubtless be a lot of disappointed gamers, but it seems the Nvidia 6800 Ultra and the ATi Radeon X850XT are the 'end of the road' for AGP gamers. Those who have been waiting for updated and improved cards to arrive have been waiting in vain, it appears.
Although Nvidia announced a...
Read More | Sep 29th, 2005 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Sep 29th, 2005
It is tempting to think that, as technology improves and access because less expensive, the use of fast internet access will become more widespread. Research, however, shows that this is not happening, and that broadband uptake has slowed dramatically.
John Horrigan, Director of Research with Pew...
Read More | Sep 22nd, 2005 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Jan 29th, 2006
A plague has swept the online universe of popular game World of Warcraft! Cities have been wiped out. Travel became a dangerous activity indeed. Online gamers returned from a nature call to find themselves amidst desolation!
When Blizzard Software released the version 1.7 Patch for the...
Read More | Sep 21st, 2005 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Sep 22nd, 2005
