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If you have computers at home and you want to connect it to each other, you can build LAN. This Local Area Network enables your computers to communicate and change data to each other. To build LAN all...
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Microsoft's TechEd conference doesn't typically get a lot of news coverage around here given it's IT focus, but keynote presenter Eric Rudder was showing off some pretty interesting new Windows phone ...
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If you are someone that works in the field of building construction; especially the contractor; being professional and doing the jobs well is certainly a must for the satisfactions of your customers. ...
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Samsung on Thursday said it plans to launch a new line of multimedia "powerhouse" R80 series notebooks at Best Buy, both online and offline, on March 7th. The sub-$1,-00 notebook line will come with B...
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Microsoft's Windows 7 Team sent out an email this morning reminding Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) users that the free ride is almost over. "While most people who tested Windows 7 have now moved ...
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If you browse a lot of text on the Web--and who doesn't, given one's typical commuting habits and/or easy access to 3G USB dongles--then you probably find yourself scrolling over huge pages of copy wi...
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Google and Neustar UltraDNS have teamed up in an effort to make global DNS resolution a much speedier and accurate process than it is today. DNS resolution, the process of looking up a common name,...
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The One Laptop Per Child team is ready to embrace multitouch displays. The not-for-profit outfit has revealed that the upcoming XO-1.75 laptop will come fitted with a 8.9-inch multitouch display. A ...
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However long comprised the desire to holiday in Las Vegas? Vegas are a great place to barely go as the interest of acting and losing lot money than wine. At once, thanks to the cyberspace is not a ...
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In the wake of the recent iPhone 4 announcement, Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha is looking to reassure the Android faithful. Jha gave a talk at the Executives Club of Chicago yesterday and talked up the ...
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CyberPower rarely wastes any time in adopting new technologies for its gaming rigs, and now is no exception. Coming hot off the assembly lines are several gaming systems now equipped with Nvidia’s 3D Vision platform.
“We are excited about incorporating the new 3D PC category into our mix of gaming desktops,” said Eric Cheung, CEO of CyberPower. “As 3D gaming technology continues to evolve, integrating 3D PCs into our product lineup is essential to provide consumers the perfect solution for 3D gaming and entertainment.”
Playing both sides of the fence, customers can customize 3D-ready PCs built around both AMD (Gamer Ultra series) and Intel (Gamer Extreme series) platforms. Pricing starts out at a little under $1,300 for the Gamer Ultra 3D 1000, which includes an AMD Phenom II X6 1055T processor, 4GB of DDR3-1600 memory, Nvidia GTS 250 graphics card, Gigabyte MA770T-USB3 AM3 motherboard, 1TB SATA hard drive, DVD burner, CoolerMaster Elite 310 case, and a Samsung 2233RZ 22-inch 3D LCD monitor with Nvidia’s 3D Vision stereoscopic glasses bundle.
The cost of entry for an Intel system checks in at $1,389 (Gamer Xtreme 3D 2000) and includes the same monitor/3D glasses combo, plus an Intel Core i5 750 processor, EVGA P55 TR P55V motherboard, and 4X Blu-ray drive. Like the Ultra, the baseline Extreme setup includes the same RAM, hard drive, and DVD burner.
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