Transmutation of
personal computer
by John
Arlidge
THEY
called themselves the Dirty Dozen. No one outside their secret society knew
their real names. Twenty years ago, they met for the last time. What they
did that day changed the lives of everyone, everywhere, forever.
Repair
motherboard, replace CD ROM drive
by Naveen
S.Garewal
GONE
are the days when a burnt out computer motherboard or a faulty CD ROM or any
other computer component for that matter were junked. Once, out of warranty,
computer components had to be virtually scrapped. But with the computers
becoming ubiquitous, repair of computer components and peripherals too has
become commonplace.
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shortcut for URL
by Vipul
Verma
THE
Tips and Tricks is one of the most important part of computer learning,
since it helps in exploring the hidden secrets of Windows, thus it makes
working on computer simple and convenient. Besides this, it also helps in
keeping pace with the fast-changing computer technology.
Oracle for
financial miracle
by Sumesh
Raizada
THE
world of computers has undergone a drastic revolution since the beginning of
electronic age. Now, these are not merely a tool for computing complex data
or arithmetical figures but have numerous other utilities too. Earlier
computers had application in advanced research, education, media,
manufacturing or telecommunication.
Gurmukhi
support for Office XP
USERS
of the latest version of Microsoft Office program, XP, will be able to use
Indian languages, including Gurumukhi, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada,
Sanskrit, Marathi, Konkani and Gujarati. The software has been enabled in
these languages as a result of which the entire experience, including the
menus, is in the specified language.
Fastest
computer
A US
government laboratory unveiled the most powerful computer in the world
last week, programmed to simulate the explosion of a nuclear bomb.
ASCI White, a $-110 million computer
squeezed into enough refrigerator-sized units to fill a couple of
basketball courts, was officially unveiled by scientists aiming to
simulate nuclear tests the government has promised not to carry out
for real.
Net
access to expand
ASIA-PACIFIC
countries will expand the region's high-speed, low-cost Internet access
network to remote areas of the sphere next year, a Japanese official told
Reuters.
ON HARDWARE
Key elements
on motherboard
by
Jasjot Singh Narula
WHEN
a buyer moves out in the market to purchase a personal computer, his thrust
is on the processor speed, higher RAM and maximum storage capacity. The
buyer often lets the vendor choose the motherboard, who more often than not,
gives to the client what suits his own business interest.
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Concepts of Net technologies
for common man
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