Month: September 2008

You got a broadband connection at home with a data transfer limit and the ISP charges extra money for every byte of data that you download / upload beyond the limit specified in the monthly plan. read more | diggContinue reading… Monitor your Internet Speed and Bandwidth Usage in Real-Time

The latest version of Mozilla’s popular open-source browser enjoyed one of the most successful launches in software history, with a record-setting 8.2 million downloads the first day it was available. read more | digg story

I always wanted to know best disro for older pc. guess this is it read more | digg story

Is your PC tired and sluggish? Has its get up and go got up and went? If you want a faster system, you could certainly break the bank and buy a new machine. Or you could read this article instead.Continue reading… 50 tools to speed up your PC

I dont think this is ever going to happen, MS already give schools a massive discount. If it come to it .They might they even give it to them for free. read more | digg story

This guide not only gives you all you need to know about every component that goes in your gaming PC, but also thoroughly walks you through the entire building process with detailed instructions and helpful photographs. read more | diggContinue reading… The 2008 PC Builder’s Bible

Buying second-hand products is always cheaper and friendly to the environment, but it ’s easy to be discouraged by the stories of broken laptops purchased from eBay. To quell these fears and make green computing easy for everyone, here isContinue reading… 10-Step Guide to Buying a Used Laptop That Works

Sun has released the first update to its recently purchased desktop virtualization program, now called Sun xVM VirtualBox 2.0. While not a major update, it does bring improved performance and 64-bit operating system support to the popular open source virtualizationContinue reading… VirtualBox update brings improved performance + 64-bit

Why should UNIX nerds have all the fun? Cray and Microsoft announced today a partnership to produce the CX1, a $60,000 (on the top end) supercomputer that runs the forthcoming Windows HPC Server 2008 —MS’s answer to the high-performance *nixContinue reading… Cray’s Windows-Based Supercomputer: 64 Cores in Your Desk