Ample storage is one of the best investments you can make for your workstation. If you’re not regularly backing up your data and other digital media, you definitely should be. Take it from someone who lost a gigabyte of data from a failed internal drive that wasn’t backed up—it’s not a pleasant experience. That was almost 10 years ago, and it still pains me.

An external drive or a few of them is essential for backups in the event that your computer’s built-in drive fails, but you may want to consider using them for primary storage. A pair of external drives in a mirrored RAID configuration allows you to move your data off of your computer’s built-in drive, which may be necessary as your library continually expands. If you’re capturing HD video along with still images, you know how quickly the gigabytes add up.

Drives like those featured here offer big capacities, much larger than what most computers typically include, so you’ll be able to back up all of your important flies with room

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Installation and configure a Linksys wireless Router needn’t be a difficult challenge, especially with the newer Linksys router models getting easier to set up than ever. Having said that as soon as you use this user manual you will possess your personal wireless network set up quickly enough! How to configure linksys wireless router? First things first let’s take a look at the back for the router.

Whereas the various designs will be there are actually usually the subsequent ports: (more…)

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Intel has finally released the much-awaited Intel Sandy Bridge processor this month. Having been the talk of town for almost a year, the Intel Sandy Bridge processor certainly lives up to its name. According to many Sandy bridge processor reviews, written by both professional bodies and home users, the Intel Sandy Bridge processor is what Intel claims it to be and even more.

The Intel Sandy Bridge processor is still based on the 32nm manufacturing process released 12 months ago that was already considered very advanced during its release. Now, the Intel Sandy Bridge processor offers a higher performance enhancement, more vital features and a higher level of architectural design. (more…)

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RAID, is Redundant Array Indenpent Disk, what is RAID 0?

For RAID 0, is a technology which split the data evenly across 2 or more hard drive (striped), with no parity information for redundancy. RAID 0 is not an original RAID levels and it provides no data redundancy.In RAID 0, minimum hard disk will be 2.

Advantage:
To create a larger virtual hard drive with a lot of smaller physical hard drive. (more…)

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I believe most of us are familiar with this technology, but a lot of us don’t really know what is the actual term. Some said “Internet phone“, some said “free call from Internet“… But the actual term is call VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)

There are a lot of different setup or connection method for VOIP. The most normal VOIP that we usually use will be SKYPE, which is a communication software that able to perform voice call from computer to computer. I use to use this software to contact my friend who stay far a ways from me, different state and oversea, we chating with VOIP few hour without need to paid any extra changes. (more…)

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