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Boost your Sandy Bridge processor to 5GHz and beyond!
September 9th, 2011 
admin Intel’s latest CPU architecture, sandy Bridge, has completely turned the overclocking scene on its head, while there are limitations on how you can overclock these new processors, the reports about the death of overcbcking with sandy Bridge are greatly exaggerated, in this guide, we’ll show you how to get the best out of you sandy [...]
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Tags: Clock rate, Clock signal, Computing, CPU core voltage, CPU multiplier, desktop processors, Digital electronics, Electronic engineering, Intel Corporation, Intel Sandy Bridge, Overclocking, sandy Bridge, sandy Bridge processor, Sandy Bridge processors 
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Make Any Printer a Wireless Printer
September 7th, 2011 admin Your current printer is perfect: it produces sharp text for documents, and vivid colors for photos. Your only gripe is that it does not come with built-in Wi-Fi, so there appears to be no way you can do wireless printing. But with a little ingenuity and the right gear, there are a few ways to [...]
Posted in Hardware, How To, Information, Software, Technology Tags: actual print server, Computing, Device drivers, Print server, Printer, printer driver, printer server, printer software, Wi-Fi, Windows 7, wireless configuration, wireless LAN, Wireless networking, wireless print server, Wireless USB No Comments »
Essential browser extensions for Google Chrome
August 24th, 2011 admin Chance upon an interesting website, and would like to save, analyze, or share the information somewhere? What if you are caught up in a fix and would like to savor an article comprehensively when you have the time all from the comfort of your mobile phone or tablet? Don’t fret — browsers these days come [...]
Posted in How To, Information, Software Tags: Android, Computing, Google Chrome, Google Inc., web browser, World Wide Web 1 Comment »
Helping first time users get more out of their Sony digital SLR
August 21st, 2011 admin Now that you are the proud owner of the new Sony A55 digital SLR, what’s next? The A55 features a new 16.2-megapixel sensor, and being one of the first to come with Sony’s translucent mirror technology, houses a plethora of easy-to-use modes and features that can make your photographic journey a more enjoyable and spontaneous [...]
Setting up your Android tablet
August 18th, 2011 admin Getting started with your tablet is as easy as ABC. Like all tech toys, your tablet has all the necessary tools from the initial boot up. But that’s not the extent of what it can do. To harness the potential of your tablet, here’s some starting steps for you to take in order to go [...]
Posted in How To, Software, Technology Tags: Android, Android tablet, Computing, Google Inc., Wireless 3 Comments »
