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Gone are the days of monochromatic screens, polyphonic ring tones and battery lives measured in days not hours! As smart phones have developed (particularly since the introduction of the iPhone) screens have become larger, brighter and higher in resolution, connectivity is "always on" and multimedia (be it music, movies or photos) is a minimum requirement. All this technology is wonderful but it has had a detrimental impact on battery life. Try as they might with the latest polymer battery technology, manufacturers are squeezing more features in to smaller physical forms and something has to give. Recharging your phone is now as much a part of the daily routine as cleaning your teeth or styling your hair. Forget to charge your phone and its only a matter of hours before the phone shuts down and you miss that important business call or Justin Bieber's latest tweet on Twitter (OMFG!!).
The Asus RT-N12 is a simple, affordable way to add a router to any SOHO network. For $40 it brings a lot to the table including a user-friendly interface, strong wireless coverage, router/AP/repeater mode switching, and the ability to create up to four SSID's. If you don't need dual-band access or USB ports, this router is a solid choice that can be up and running in no time.
Everything you buy tends to be electronic based and of course this comes with a charger or power supply of some form. This wasn't really a problem a few years ago back but most people now have multiple devices that fit this category and as such have many chargers, I'd go as far as saying I have well over 30 different chargers in my room that are used most weeks! Unfortunately chargers are not only bulky and have a large length of cable but the real problem I find is that they are all very similar but not usually the same. This means it can take you a while to find the correct charger and untangle the mass of cables that inevitably get mixed up. For this reason I'd love a product that was able to charge all of my devices in one place, especially if it could be done wirelessly (as so to speak).
Today, we review the Targus Mini Stand for our first video review; it’s completely transparent and offers two different viewing angles to make using your tablet that little bit easier.
If home theatre system is over budget then you may consider a media player which allows users to run certain of multimedia applications on a TV; this is even better if it is a network media player. KWorld M210 Network Media player is a newly launched network media player which costs less than 100USD with features of full 1080p HD movies, internal storage, Internet streaming programs, support multiple of video codecs & formats and so on.
We tested several ways to apply thermal compound on a CPU in order to find out what is the method that brings the best performance.
The Patriot Box Office Core has proven to be an extremely versatile media player. It played all the video, audio and photo formats I tossed its way, and the various connectivity options make playing media from multiple sources quick and easy. Its compact size and near silent operation round out a solid alternative to a HTPC, especially when you consider the $80 price tag.
We added five new thermal compounds to our previous roundup, for a total of 30 different thermal compounds from major brands. We also tried another "alternative" compound: toothpaste.
It's nice to think as the user you have full control over as many aspects affecting your PC as possible, to make sure that this is the case selecting the right core components is very important. It's easy however to overlooked the control of the multiple cooling fans within the PC. It's at this point that you might consider a fan controller to allow you to take control of the PCs cooling and allow you the flexibility of changing it to suit your needs when required.
Wir haben bereits einige Mediaplayer von A.C.Ryan getestet und möchten uns heute den neusten A.C.Ryan ACR-PV73700 Playon!HD2 mit 1TB Festplatte und der aktuellsten Firmware genauer ansehen.
Wir sehen die Stärken des Full HD 1080p Mediaplayers bei der Wiedergabe von Internetmedien und Full HD Videos bei sehr niedrigem Stromverbrauch, allerdings konnten wir auch einige Schwächen im umfangreichen Praxistest feststellen, die nicht unerwähnt bleiben sollten.
Im Testbericht werden wir sehen, wie sich der AC Ryan Playon!HD2 Mediaplayer mit 1TB Festplatte im Vergleich zu den vorigen AC Ryan Mediaplayern schlägt und wie der HD2 Player im Vergleich zu einem selbstgebauten HTPC abschneidet.
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