How Tune Up Turbo Mode works
The more you ask your PC to do, the slower it gets. Your new PC game stops and starts. Your big presentation makes your computer crash every time.
This blog is my approach over random topics ever since I was in a primary school in Lalitpur. Give it a try!!!
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
10 reasons why the iPad fails to impress
For a device which claims to provide the best internet browsing experience, support for Flash is essential, and yet the iPad shuns Flash. This does more to hurt the iPad than it does Flash. For an internet centric device which boasts of 3G and WiFi connectivity, the lack of suppot for the full and rich interent experience is a blunder. A large sumber of cloud applications rely on Flash, and it is not just restricted to web-video. While shunning Flash from the iPhone might have worked out fine since no one expects a full interent experience on a phone, however when you are buying a device which is supposed to bring the "best web experience" you expect more.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
LG GW820 finally gets its pico projector
Another thing which excited the curious minds was that the phone supported a portable projector. The $179 Pico Projector.
The LG eXpo itself is a high end model with 3.2-inch capacitive touch screen display. It is based on Windows Mobile 6.5 and has a hardware QWERTY keypad. Here's the full list of specifications of this model.
The LG eXpo itself is a high end model with 3.2-inch capacitive touch screen display. It is based on Windows Mobile 6.5 and has a hardware QWERTY keypad. Here's the full list of specifications of this model.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
The Lenovo ThinkPad Edge
The series starts at Rs. 34,000 for a computer running Windows 7 Starter -- one would have expected the Business version -- and with an AMD Turion X2 processor. It will offer a range of connectivity options, with WiFi, and optionally Bluetooth, 3G, WiMax and a GPS.
The first model to launch will have a 13. 3-inch screen, with 14-inch and 15-inch models to follow; 4GB of RAM, 250GB to 500GB HDD and a 4- or 6-cell battery giving it a life of 3.7 to 8.9hrs (depending on the combination of battery and processor). The bigger screen models of ThinkPad Edge will also feature an illuminated keypad for those late night reports.
The first model to launch will have a 13. 3-inch screen, with 14-inch and 15-inch models to follow; 4GB of RAM, 250GB to 500GB HDD and a 4- or 6-cell battery giving it a life of 3.7 to 8.9hrs (depending on the combination of battery and processor). The bigger screen models of ThinkPad Edge will also feature an illuminated keypad for those late night reports.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
4th Generation iPhone coming this may?
Apple has decided to launch the 4th generation iPhone in May this year. This is a deviation from their standard practice of launching a new iPhone model late June/early July.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Forza Motorsport 3 DLC
Continuing to add content to Forza Motorsport 3, Turn Ten today released Auto Car Week Show Pack that adds 10 new cars to the game. The DLC is priced at 400 MS Points and keeping with the tradition, one car (2009 Lotus 2-Eleven) from the pack is available as a free download. The other nine cars in the DLC pack is as follows:
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Lenovo Skylight the first ARM based Netbook, At Rs. $499 it seems high price, and very slim
Lenovo has announced the first ARM-based smartbook device. The compact 10" ARM based device is to be available spring of this year.
The device runs a customized Linux version which seems to be internet centric, and comes with many different social widgets for internet applications preinstalled. The device will work with AT&T's data plans and WiFi service to provide internet connectivity.
The device runs a customized Linux version which seems to be internet centric, and comes with many different social widgets for internet applications preinstalled. The device will work with AT&T's data plans and WiFi service to provide internet connectivity.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
D-Link DIR 685 At Rs. 21,000
The D-Link DIR 685 Router is a high-end feature-rich router. It has a smooth finish and a 3.2-inch LCD screen, making it one of the better looking routers in the market.
The D-Link DIR 685 comes with two USB ports for external storage devices and it also has a slot to attach a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive (up to 500 GB) on its rear side. It can also be used as a photo frame although we would have liked a larger screen to better suit that purpose, like the one on the Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame. The D-Link DIR 685 is easy to set up, although it takes a long time to start up. The touch screen buttons have a definite delay in the response time. The LCD is crisp and it displays information such as internet speeds. The router provides unique features such as FTP server and file sharing on the network. It even offers Bittorrent downloading capabilities.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame
The Transcend PF810 Digital photo frame is one of their largest digital photo frames with an 8-inch screen, however with a rather medioce resolution of 800x600. It offers an internal storage capacity of 2GB, which is plenty for images, and supports a number of storage expansion via SD / SDHC / MMC / MS / CF cards. It can even read images from a pen drive.
The Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame has quite a few high end features which add to its price but not as much to the value. For instance, the PF810 features an orientation sensor which will automatically displays the images in their correct orientation based on how the device itself is oriented. While this feature is certainly welcome, it is of doubtful utility in a device which is expected to be kept at a single place for extended periods of time. A manual control for the same might have sufficed for those who do change the orientation only once in a while.
The Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame has quite a few high end features which add to its price but not as much to the value. For instance, the PF810 features an orientation sensor which will automatically displays the images in their correct orientation based on how the device itself is oriented. While this feature is certainly welcome, it is of doubtful utility in a device which is expected to be kept at a single place for extended periods of time. A manual control for the same might have sufficed for those who do change the orientation only once in a while.
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