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You get it. Storing your music collection onto a hard drive is better than spinning discs on a traditional CD player. First off, you’ll be able to organize your library by genre, artist or alphabetically, making songs easy to locate. Besides that, you’ll be able to keep all your tunes on the hard drive of one machine, which means you can finally clean out the CD cases from the drawers… View this story
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When it comes to customer service, it appears that Apple is king. “Consumer Reports” (via Macworld) says that Apple ranks number one when it comes to computer support. They scored an 80-percent success rate, which is high in the land of high-tech. The in-store Genius Bar got props as well, for delivering solutions 90 percent of the time. They also claim that Apple’s extended warranty is an exception to the… View this story
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Home computers need to keep up with the pace these days. With the giant force gaming has become, you need a super slick PC to handle everything thrown at it. Gateway is addressing gamers by including in its new products a high-performance gaming PC, the FX7026, which it touts as offering performance and value. With an Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q9300, Nvidia 8800GT graphics, 4 GB of memory, 64-bit… View this story
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One of the biggest ways we can be energy efficient in the future? Mesh networks using radio frequency technologies like ZigBee and Z-Wave to move information around the house wirelessly. If some electronics manufacturers have their way, these wireless networking technologies will help us better monitor our home’s energy use—and possibly the energy savings from alternative systems such as solar or wind power.  A hot topic at the recent European… View this story
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Good or bad, the 1980s are making a comeback with pop icons like the Rubik’s Cube and Transformers. We can’t say the same, thankfully, about boxy TVs, enormous “hi-fi” consoles and brick-size mobile telephones. This decade is all about sleek. The latest trendsetter is Apple’s push buttonless iPhone, which hit store shelves in June of 2007. Reviews have been positive, with the chief complaint being slow Internet service. Internet on… View this story
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Now you no longer need to be tethered to the computer to express your feelings via emoticon. VTech’s latest DECT cordless phone is the IS6110, and it’s packing the ability to instant message from anywhere in the house. While IM is nothing new for VTech and its band of gab geeks, the design certainly lends a hand to the instant message feature. “With instant messaging becoming part of the fabric… View this story
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