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Cisco debuts hardware as a service (HAAS)
A recently announced financing solution from Cisco Capital is creating a brand new Hardware as a Service (HAAS) business model for Cisco Partners seeking to sell Cisco Unified Communications solutions to small and midsize businesses. ...
Dell 350 Toshiba Bluetooth Stack -- No Longer Recognized by Win XP Sp2
Several error messages appeared such as “Found New Hardware”, “Device Unknown” “Hardware Could Not Be Installed” and many more appeared faster than I could read them. Needless to say, the Bluetooth feature was now “hosed”. ...
Dell Drop Kicks Proprietary Parts
Dell, long dinged for using proprietary hardware in its gaming PCs, has seen the light. The company said such annoying traits such as proprietary motherboards and power supplies is now a thing of the past.
Pictures from Sony's Electronics Openhouse
A few pictures of new Sony hardware that will be on the market soon.
Blue Screen is now appearing with the following message ...
If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use safe mode to disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select ...
Windows Vista on a 500 mhz Dell!
Windows Vista was successfully installed and runs "relatively" smooth on a 9 year old, 1999 Dell Latitude CPx with a 500mhz Pentium 3, 512MB RAM, and a killer 8MB ATI Mobility M6 graphics card. Legacy driver support in Vista is ...
Does the asus eee pc have a cd drive and USB posts??
I prefer it without a CD drive - it extends the battery life and makes the EEE PC quiet. There is instead - 3 usb ports, one mmc/sd/sdhc card reader, an ethernet port, a VGA port, built in microphone, and a Kensington lock slot.
HELP QX6850 vs Q6600 (re: XPS 630 - don't hate me)
Ok, I know most of you are all do-it-yourselfers so are probably against buying commercial rigs and if hardware is anything like software giants, you probably especially hate Dell :) That said,...
How Crypto Won the DVD War
Sony's victory in the DVD format wars was largely due to its embrace and Toshiba's rejection of a sophisticated anti-copying scheme that promises to be relockable should it be cracked at some point in the future.
5 movies that need to go Blu.
5 HD-DVD exclusives that need to released for Blu-ray now that the format war is almost over.