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Personal Tech
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CD/DVD Media 101
Have you been confused by the different choices available for blank cd or DVDs recently? There are so many abbreviations such as CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVR+R etc. So how do I know which type of cd or dvd is suitable for my use?
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The Benefits of Using Wireless Hidden Cameras
You can never be too careful when it comes to home and business security. For some people security is a matter of preference, but sometimes it is necessary to install a security system in your home and/or business. Nowadays, security systems have become more complicated, but they can offer more peace of mind than in the past. Some security systems are so advanced that no one can notice that they are installed.
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How Much of a Threat is the Microsoft Zune to the Apple iPod?
The Apple iPod recently celebrated its 5th birthday at a time not long after during the summer there was a slight worry that uptake of iPods was slower than expected and was slowing down in general. Then along came Apple to announce the 2nd Generation iPods Nano and the upgraded iPod Video plus incredibly small new Shuffle. We were all aware that MicroSoft were developing the Zune hoping for it to rival and take over the enormous market share in MP3 players that Apple currently enjoy. But are there any reasons to purchase a Zune over an iPod?
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Building Custom Computers for the Home and Small Office
While it may seem that the evolution of computers is about at its end, that is not the case. Indeed the presence of computers in the home is no longer a novelty. With the emergence of the ability to order a Custom Computer thats built exactly to meet your personal or company needs
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Virus And Spyware Protection Software, A Must For All That Use A Computer
Just how long do you spend on your computer a day? Really stop to ponder this question as if you are like me and are spending anywhere up to 8 hours a day on your computer and are connection to the internet at all times, you really should think about just how well you are protected from spyware downloads and viruses.
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Podcasts Increasing In Popularity
A few years back, the term podcast was a term that many were not familiar with. Even today, it is still something that is only beginning to pick up in popularity. While the average tech-geek may throw the word around here and there and seem familiar with it, they may actually be using it incorrectly.
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Nano iPod is Like a Rock Star
It used to be the case that people thought bigger was better, particularly in America. Not so, now. Everything has to be in miniature. Mobile phones have got smaller with each generation, as have digital cameras. The same thing is happening now with MP3 players and iPods.
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The Roman Calendar
With 365 days a year except for leap years, which have 366 days, our current calendar is probably the most accurate calendar when it comes to measuring the solar cycle. But did you know that the basis of our present calendar system has not always been accurate? In fact, the origin of the calendar was very inaccurate, missing about two months every year. This calendar is the Roman calendar?an ancient calendar that eventually became the basis of the Western calendar.
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Gothic Calendars
For many historians, old calendars discovered on historical sites are like guides or tips for solving a puzzle (a historical puzzle, that is). Why? Because unlike our calendars today that only contain numbers and the names of months and days, ancient calendars tend to contain more information. Feast days and important historical events, for example, are well chronicled in most ancient calendars. The language and form of writing used in the calendars, on the other hand, can reveal the culture of the people who used the calendar. With all this information, calendars can indeed help historians solve a historical puzzle, although not if the calendar itself is part of the puzzle.
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PSP UMD Movies – Not Worth Your Money?
The Sony PSP utilizes the use of the so called UMD disc for gaming and for watching movies. UMD stands for Universal Media Disc that is the media format for PSP (apart from its memory stick). A PSP UMD Movie will typically set you back between $18 to $30 USD which is quite hefty especially for student and teenagers. Nowadays, the demography of people using PSP includes young professional where money isn’t so much an issue. But for teenager, it is a big deal to fork out $30 for a movie you only watch once in a while.
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