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We take an inside look at world's most ambitious overclocking competition, sponsored by the largest enthusiast companies and performed by the best overclockers the community has to offer. Free flowing LN2 and exclusive none-released hardware are pushed beyond imaginary limits to breach new world records. Read on to find out who took the lead in the 1st round.
Docking stations for laptops have been around almost since the existence of laptops themselves. The problem is that not all laptops have a docking port built in. Usually only the business class notebooks, which are often more expensive than their consumer grade counterparts, have provisions for connecting to a dock. The product we have for review today is a universal laptop dock featuring DisplayLink technology. Although this device carries the HP brand name, its design allows it to work on just about any computer that has a USB 2.0 port. Freed from traditional docking station restraints of specific brands and/or models, the HP USB 2.0 Docking Station allows external connection of VGA, DVI, USB, SPK, MIC and NIC devices and shares these peripherals through one standard USB connection to the host computer
A Wireless router offers flexibility in that you can share your high speed broadband with a mixture of wired and wireless connectivity or just pure wireless connectivity without the need of the main computer being switched on.
As a simple NAS device allowing you to connect up to four USB hard drives to your network, the Seagate DockStar shines. Toss in the capability of using the PogoPlug online service, and the DockStar becomes even more valuable for the average consumer. It is extremely easy to setup and configure, and anybody that can follow simple instructions should be able to use it.
The Nikon Coolpix S640 is touted as the fastest camera in the Coolpix range with an autofocus speed that compares favorably to digital SLRs. It also has a 28-140mm equivalent Nikkor 5x zoom lens with optical vibration reduction, a 12-megapixel sensor, and a 2.7" LCD screen. With specs like this the Coolpix S640 looks like a real winner. So we set out to find out if it would come out as a champion in our testing.
Mit der Vorstellung des iPad hat Apple die lange schwelenden Gerüchte bestätigt. Das Echo auf die Präsentation fällt jedoch verhalten aus. Eine berechtigte Reaktion? Nach dem großen Hype um das Tablet versuchen wir uns an einer Analyse der Gegebenheiten. Dabei soll geklärt werden, welches Ziel Apple mit dem iPad verfolgt.
MTBF stands for Mean Time Between Failures. It's a term that IT professionals use this number to predict the reliability of hardware devices, especially hard disk drives. But this idea is usually flawed. Here's why.
Never heard of slotRadio? It is an initiative by SanDisk to capitalize on the DRM encumbered music market. For a one time fee, you get lots of music that is playable on certain devices that can play slotRadio media. We at ASE Labs thought that the market moved on from proprietary forms of media. Still, we'll see if it has some worth to it.
This weekend many witnessed the release of Apple’s iPad; an event that could be equated to the premiere of a summer blockbuster movie. James Cameron’s Avatar and Apple’s iPad have more in common than most can imagine. There were lines of people, great expectations, and numerous detractors before seeing it firsthand; these descriptions can apply to either event. Whether the iPad is the financial and critical success as the Cameron movie remains to be seen. Today we will look at the great and not so good aspects of Apple’s latest device.
Computersysteme für den industriellen Einsatz, befinden sich eigentlich eher selten im Augenmerk der Öffentlichkeit, da sie meistens dort arbeiten wo sie gar nicht oder nur selten gesehen werden. Dabei arbeiten Industrie-PCs an einer Vielzahl von Orten, an denen wir sie überhaupt nicht vermuten würden. So werden einige Kassensysteme oder Werbetafeln mit ihnen betrieben, aber auch Automatisierungssysteme werden des öfteren von ihnen gesteuert. Im privaten Umfeld findet man sie eher selten, da sie im Vergleich zu Consumer-Geräten meistens teurer sind und einem optischen Vergleich auch nicht standhalten können. An Industrie-PCs werden aber auch andere Anforderungen gestellt, so sollen Industrie-PCs möglichst stabil laufen und das auch unter widrigen Bedingungen.
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