Posted by jarnot in Tech News & Reviews
on May 4th, 2013 | 0 comments
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If you’ve been paying attention to the DVDRW drive market recently you may have noticed one thing standing out – there are almost no DVD burners available with lightscribe technology anymore. You may say that lightscribe technology is being made obsolete.
Granted, lightscribe was never really a universally adopted technology and while people were interested in buying lightscribe drives, I’m not sure many ever got around to using the etching technology. But the fact that the market on lightscribe drives has all but disappeared so quickly really does stand out.
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Posted by jarnot in Tech News & Reviews
on May 2nd, 2013 | 0 comments
Share/BookmarkA wireless hard drive (or also commonly known as a Wifi hard drive) is much like any other type of external hard drive with the added bonus of being able to direct-connect to your wireless network. What this means is that you don’t need to plug the drive directly into a computer AND that you have a central storage device that can coordinate between all the other devices on your network – including other computers, laptops, servers, ipads, cell phones, Xbox, etc.
Stream your audio, video, pictures, movies, and more wirelessly to any device and take your data on the go with you...
Posted by jarnot in Tech News & Reviews
on Apr 30th, 2013 | 0 comments
Share/BookmarkWe’ve all heard of it – but what does Moore’s law really mean? Back in 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that every 18 months the number of transistors in a CPU would double, and the cost of production would fall in half. Moore’s law has generally held even up to today’s modern-day semiconductor market (such as computer processors).
It’s a very simple law and it’s amazing that it’s held true for many many decades.
Posted by Carlos Caparas in Picking Parts, Tech News & Reviews
on Apr 10th, 2013 | 0 comments
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OutletPC is excited to announce the new line of Aerocool products that just came in! The brand is best known for their 15-blade Aerocool Shark computer case fan. The shark fin-like fan blades give them that edgy look that PC mod enthusiasts love to sport on their customer computer cases. Having the most number of fan blades in any computer case fan in the market translates to greater airflow which means high performance computer cooling fans!
As their name suggests, you would think Aerocool’s focus is solely on cooling products. But fear not, they have answered the...
Posted by Alex Kosmach in Opinion & Humor, Tech News & Reviews
on Jan 16th, 2013 | 0 comments
Share/BookmarkSince the release of Windows 8 in October, there has been a heated discussion between professional and amateur users alike over whether or not it makes sense to upgrade from Windows 7 to its descendant. Many have raved about the look and feel of Windows 8, especially on new hardware like the Microsoft Surface tablet. Other trusted voices in the PC community were not as thrilled with the new release. Valve’s Gabe Newell, the darling of PC gamers the world over, called Windows 8 a “giant sadness,” as well as a “catastrophe for everyone in the PC space.”...