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Toshiba 3.5 inch external hard drive

by David Allen on April 21st, 2009
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Whether you need it for storage or security an external hard drive, but these are much more than that they range from 160 Gb to 1 Tb, connect through the USB port for ease of connection and the fast downloading of files from the computer to the hard drive for safe storage. Specifications 1TB HDD Holds: Up to 284,000 digital photos Up to 250,000 songs (MP3) Up to 24,000 songs (uncompress ...

Desktop USB 2.0 external hard drive

by David Allen on April 15th, 2009
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This is great way of storing your data, photos, music and videos without having to store it on a computer, this will the user the move from computer to another without the fear of losing anything or not being able to get into files and folders etc. It is ideal for both business and home use and will free up valuable hard drive space from a Mac or PC. Product Features and Technic ...

Seagate free agent 750 Gb hard drive

by David Allen on April 6th, 2009
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A lot of people change their computers every two years this means a lot of hassle and work in switching over programmes and files, in some cases the user opts to deleted some content because it cannot be easily transferred which is a shame. However, if the user had an external hard drive then the computer gets changed but the content remains in the external hard drive. Product Fea ...

EZ Grabber for video capture

by David Allen on April 3rd, 2009
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This is ideal for people who want to transfer film from video to their computer, sounds idea! Well it should be as there are many people around who are in this predicament and time is running out, because video tape are fragile and can easily get damaged. Product Features Easy to use push to start push to stop capture button; USB 2.0 PnP Interface Real-Time MPEG 4/2/1 encoding ...

Linux Boot Hack - How to Password Protect GRUB!

by max on February 23rd, 2009
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If you are a linux user like me, you know the value of being able to password-protect your GRUB entries so even if your whole PC gets stolen, no one should be able to access your valuable, classified data. (or porn?) When talking of security in computer systems one often needs to analyse the situation one is in and choose the appropriate options. If you have hackers getting physical acc ...

How To Download YouTube Videos

by wonderhowto on February 18th, 2009
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Download ANY Youtube Video - video powered by Metacafe So you found a funny video, and you are sure that YouTube is going to take it down, your only option is to download it. Do it for posterity. Here is a new video from how to download your favorite youtube clips on to your hard drive. You can click the link immediately here : http://www.youtubeloader.com To watch the downloaded ...

DIY HardDisk Christmas Tree!

by max on December 17th, 2008
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Check out this really cool DIY Harddisk Christmas tree. Of course, don’t forget about my Soju Christmas tree and the LED Christmas tree either. At our work we were decomissioning six old HP/Compaq servers to clear up space for new servers and, naturally, each server had a fairly large raid array. Instead of formatting every hard drive (would have taken weeks performing a DoD lev ...

DIY - How to Make a Wall Clock from Recycled Harddrives!

by max on November 3rd, 2008
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Remember the DIY Harddisk Clock? Well, here’s another cool wall clock made from recycled harddrives.(or harddisks) step 1 Materials and Tools Needed Tools that you will need for this project are: 1. Drill - I would suggest small DREMEL type drill with bench press. 2. Some Drill bits 3. Kit of Screwdrivers, type and ga… step 2 Disassembling Hard Drives First of all you have to ...

Amazon Netbook Review Roundup!

by max on October 10th, 2008
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Here’s a round of of best netbooks you can get from Amazon today from our Laptop Blog: Eee PC 1000H is probably the top-of-the-line netbook to get right now as it offers a 10″ screen,160GB hard drive, Windows XP, and Atom 1.6Ghz processor. I like the fact that Eee PCs have been leading the netbook industry and you won’t be disappointed carrying this 3.1 pound beast in your ...

PC Hack - How to Passively Cool your Computer without PC Fans!

by max on October 3rd, 2008
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PC fans have always been a major component of PCs in the last decade but there’s a way you can passively cool your computer using no fans at all. You can follow this cool DIY on how to passively cool your computer without any fans, it could be a great knowledge just in case you need to build a completely, noise-free computer. I have wanted to build a fully passively cooled compu ...