Posts Tagged ‘harddrive’




by max on April 28th, 2009
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Well, the Ken Mingis over at ComputerWorld has figured out how to make a Macbook run faster, simply by swapping out the harddrive with an SSD, read more there. As I’m wont to do whenever I get a new computer, I ran a quick Xbench benchmarking test. The results were about what I had expected — in a good way. The faster SSD yielded an Xbench score for the MacBook of 144. That&# ...
by max on April 22nd, 2009
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A lot of you out there fear that buying a netbook without a CD/DVD drive will hinder your ability to get stuff done or enjoy watching a movie on a long flight but you can easily add virtual CD/DVDs to your netbook, check out my latest post on the laptop blog: The Virtual CD lets you easily burn your CD/DVDs into ISO images, which then can instantly emulated as virtual CD/DVDs.  Since m ...


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by max on October 18th, 2008
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.gallery { margin: auto; } .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } .gallery img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } I have to admit opening up my harddrive everytime ...
by max on September 9th, 2008
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DIY Hacked USB Thumb Drive! For those of you who need a real USB Thumb drive, this might not be the right picture but for those of you who want to have some fun, just go and grab an old harddrive, USB ports, and couple USB Flash Drives for a real good Thumb Drive laughs. This ordinary looking hard drive when plugged into a USB port will mount 4 USB thumbdrives onto your computer. Cool id ...
by max on September 6th, 2008
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Instead of using their $300 million on customer services/refunds for wrongly-installed Vistas on brand new laptops/PCs, Microsoft is trying to copy Apple Genius strategy by having 155 Microsoft Vista experts roam around your local BestBuy and CircuitCity. As someone who had a horrible experience at BestBuy trying to return a digital camera, (which BestBuy didn’t let me return it f ...
by max on July 28th, 2008
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Here’s a cool eco-friendly harddrive called “[re]drive” by Fabrik made with materials that lessens the carbon footprint. The [re]drive has 500GB of storage and promises 25% faster data transfer with its Turbo USB 2.0 connectivity compared to standard USB 2.0. Both Mac and Windows users can use the [re]drive and it ships with automate backup software for archiving impor ...
by max on June 6th, 2008
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Note: This is a paid review through ReviewMe. As a former IT technician, I can understand the importance of digital documents. A lot of businesses today still uses hundreds for file boxes for all their information, creating more paper waste and information hard to file, organize, and retreive. What exactly are digital documents? Basically a digital document is your physical document sc ...
by max on February 5th, 2007
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Here’s some cool looking homemade brushless motors made using some PC Hard drive parts and power tools…. wow! My first home-built outrunner motor from hard drive stators (Western Digital Caviar). Motor designation is 280-10-6 as it has a 28dia x 10mm long stator. I used 6 windings of 3-strand 0.35mm wire with a delta connection and a distributed winding pattern. It spins 12, ...
by max on November 26th, 2006
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Okay, here’s a way you can store information on paper. All though it’s not in commercial stages, this seems like a technological breakthrough for storage of information. We might actually travel back in time to the beginning of computers where paper was the storage. Let’s keep our eyes keen on the development of new technology. Maybe instead of a memory card, we ca ...
by max on October 23rd, 2006
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Here’s a great way to recycle your old harddrive, looks like a technological art, I like it! via make ...
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