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Is The Computer Repair Business Dead?
by: Joe Duchesne | Published on: 6/19/06
Computer repairs are being done by computer novices at a higher rate than ever before. More and more people do their own computer repairs. Whether it is installing a hard drive or installing an operating system. Is the computer repair business dead?
Natural Disasters Raise Data Recovery Awareness
by: R Rao | Published on: 6/29/06
Technology v Nature. The fight still continues without any clear winners. Natures fury occasionally reminds us of how easily it can overwhelm all that modern technology has to offer, but indomitable man just goes back to the drawing board to come up with an improved solution.
Random Access Memory
by: Park Oskar | Published on: 7/19/06
RAM is an acronym of random access memory. It refers to data storage formats, with the help of which we can access data in any order i.e. random and not in sequence. In computer, RAM is considered to be the main memory (or primary storage).
Probing for Portables
by: Nicole Eardley | Published on: 7/19/06
I don't know about you but I think laptops are primarily for the young. Oh, yeah, I have one and there are times that I just don't know what I'd do without it but I really hate the thing. I really do. You see, I'm - well, let's just say I won't see forty again and leave it at that. I'm part of the set that thinks a computer is about word processing and Internet research.
Hard Disk 101
by: Park Oskar | Published on: 7/27/06
Hard disk is a magnetic disk storage device that stores digital data on rotating magnetic surfaces. These are permanently mounted or fixed in the system and are not removable like floppy disks. The computers operating system and other software are installed on the hard disk. Since, the disk and the drive are usually contained in the same unit, hard disk is also known as hard drive.
Human Error - Reasons for Data Loss
by: Park Oskar | Published on: 8/24/06
To err is human. We agree to the saying but cannot give this as an excuse when we know what we can do to prevent it from causing a disaster called data loss.
Natural Disaster Accounts for 3% of Data Loss
by: Park Oskar | Published on: 9/4/06
Natural Disasters is the least likely cause of data loss however they can kill an entire company. The eruption of natural disasters and the complete equipment failure are rare but they do occur. Although it accounts for around 3% of all data loss but the magnitude of data loss is highest.
Virus Protection to Conquer Data Loss
by: Park Oskar | Published on: 9/19/06
Virus attacks are not the biggest cause of data loss, but accounts for about 7- 15% of all data recovery incidents. Since, it is impossible to ignore this threat, you can take some preventive measures to protect against data loss due to this factor
Digital Tape Media - Still Going Strong
by: James Walsh | Published on: 10/16/07
In the highly competitive arena of digital data storage devices, there are certain devices that have turned out to be winners. The digital tape media is one such format that has withstood the test of time. We have seen the audio cassettes getting phased with the arrival of DVDs, though they are still used for digital purposes and sparingly in the music industry.
Laptop - The Next Gen-x Gaming Tool
by: roswell ester | Published on: 6/16/08
Playstations are the talk of the new generation now. Ever heard about laptop gaming? There are several factors to be considered before purchasing the laptops with the feature of gaming. The main core area is the graphic card, which is the most eminent factor if you are opting for playing games.
6 Tips to Save on Your Printer Ink Cartridges
by: Lucy Gateris | Published on: 7/9/08
Printer ink cartridges are a necessary expense but if you use them wisely, you can save on a lot of ink, make your cartridge last longer and get more value for the money spent. This article discusses how one can give extra life to printer ink cartridges.