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Keeping up with the latest spy gear is a great way to make sure that you are at the cutting edge of surveillance. As technology becomes more adva

Spy Gadgets that Can Help You Detect Infidelity By Kingston Amadan

Spy gadgets are designed to help you uncover things that others might want to keep hidden from you. And one of the things that most people are an

Professional Spy Stuff By Kingston Amadan

There are plenty of spies stuff around that is in use for amateurs and regular consumers. However, if one is serious about starting a private inv

Gaming Computers - Should You Build It or Buy It? By Nicholas Spriggs

Gaming computers come in all shapes, sizes, and prices. The gaming industry is growing every year and has become big business, so the need for ga

How to Choose a Motherboard By Gary Hendricks

What's Your Processor? First and most important thing to consider when buying your motherboard - what CPU or processor are you using?

A Guide to PCI Express By Gary Hendricks

A Lot More Bandwidth First, to understand PCI Express, we need to know what it is capable of. Traditionally, most of our computers the

10 Tips to Keep Your PC in Tiptop Shape By Gary Hendricks

1. Get Rid of Dust One of the most common causes of overheating is dust and dirt. So you need to keep your system clean, inside and ou

How to Choose a CPU By Gary Hendricks

So how do you make sense of all the CPUs out there? Well, let's start by splitting them into four broad categories: Obsolete Proce

How to Choose a Sound Card By Gary Hendricks

This article will help you with your decision by elaborating on the different factors to consider when buying that new sound card.What

Building A PC, The Best Reason By Michael Quarles

There are a lot of remarkably cheap PCs on the market. Only a few hundred dollars will get you a basic model that will have you on the internet,

6 Simple Steps To Add an Hard Drive To Your PC By Ford Fairline

The most popular and probably the easiest upgrade project for PC enthusiasts is still installation of a new hard drive. It's just a matter of tim

Things to Look for When Buying a Computer Microphone By Mantius Cazaubon

Computer microphones are a valuable addition to any PC and they greatly increase interactivity and communication levels. You can use a microphone

Cisco CCNA / CCNP Home Lab Tutorial: A Guide To Cable Types By Chris Bryant

When you're putting your CCNA and/or CCNP home lab together, you're not just buying routers and switches you're creating a blueprint for success.

SPI Bus: Theory and Implementation By O G Popa

SPI stands for “Serial to Parallel Interface”, and it is a hardware and firmware communications protocol developed by Motorola and adopted by eve

Building Your Own Computer: First Time Jitters By Michael Quarles

One statement I've made over and over in my writings, and every time I speak on the topic of computers, is that there are only 11 major parts in

Multi-Monitor Madness By Nathan Kartchner

In today’s multitasking computing world, it’s not unusual to see people constantly switching from window to window trying to transfer data form o

USB: The Clear Winner By Preston Wily

The technology world is no stranger to format warsSince the showdown between Betamax and VHS to the current struggle between HD-DVD an

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When you think trash, you surely don’t think about your old, trusty personal computer. But that’s exactly what will become of it when you make th

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OK, so Microsoft are releasing their Great White Hope of the gaming world, the Xbox 360 , onto the UK population on 2.12.05. This is only a coupl

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I’m writing this article for those people sitting on the fence. Those asking themselves, "Should I try building a computer?"Look at it thi

HDMI Extender: Solution to HDMI Transmission over Long Cables By Jeff Su

Background: The main advantages of HDMI, high definition multimedia interface, over standard analog video transmission is that it

Computer Monitor Buying Guide By Peter Stewart

Although a monitor makes some of the least difference in terms of your computer's speed, it can make some of the biggest differences in terms of

What's Touch Screen Monitor? By Willson Peterson

Touch screen monitor is a type of display screen that has a touch-sensitive transparent panel covering the screen. Instead of using a pointing de

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The Blu-ray Disc belongs to a new generation of optical discs capable of staging high density data. Blu-Ray technology is based on a blue-violet

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Extending your PDA Battery Life so that you get the most cost effective use of your PDA battery begins with always keeping a spare pda battery re

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It is easy to go onto ebay or some other auction site and see a laptop and purchase it because of the great price listed. Sometimes you find a g

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Temperature sensor deals are what many out there need, but not everyone knows how to find the best prices on the equipment that they need. Simpl

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USB is currently the industry standard If you spend any amount of time on a computer chances are that you have used a USB device, such as

USB 2.0 Vs. Firewire is Like Despotism Vs. The American Way By Cameron Postelwait

USB 2.0-ism Is Like Despotism USB (Universal Serial Bus) was designed after the ruling style of David Bowie, the famous 6th centur

Power Supply Tips By Peter Stewart

The power supply keeps things in your computer running smoothly. When they run well, you won't even think about them, but when things go wrong, i