Assuming no operating system is installed and if windows xp is installed follow step 2 only ,in this case you should have an partition of about 25gb free for linux installation.
* Take backup of all important datas as you may loose them.
NVIDIA’s Quadro FX 4800 might not be nearly the beast that the 5800 is, but it’ll only run you an arm and three-quarters of a leg versus every limb you’ve got.
Torrents. A must for all P2P clients. Finding the right torrent for the files you require can be hard as a bad selection can result in slow download or even corrupt data coming your way. Hence choosing the right torrent and the right torrent site is a must. itechnomax brings you the 5 most trusted of the lot.
How about carrying a virtual world on your eyes? Yes your eyes are working good, its the virtual world you can see by putting on Vuzix Wrap 920AV Sunglasses/ Video-glasses.
Cowon’s S9 touch-screen MP3 player has arrived, bringing the expected music, video, and photo playback, and extras such as FM radio, Bluetooth, voice/radio/line recording, a Flash player, and a text reader.
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PonyCanyon a subsidiary of Fuji TV in Japan announced the first commercial ever Blu-Ray Disc / DVD featuring the Japanese drama “Code Blue” in a full special Box.
It sure took long enough to happen, but one of HD DVD’s biggest benefits has finally made it over to the Blu-ray side. Yep, we’re talking about a Blu-ray / DVD hybrid disc, with a single-layer of Blu on one side and a standard DVD on the very same side (as in, not a “flipper” disc).
Having an Apple iPhone and like to have accessories. Here is a good one for you….
How about a Laptop bag that Charges your Mobile Phones and Laptops while you are just doing nothing?
Voltaic’s bag will charge your phone and juice your notebook using a solar-powered battery. Just make sure it works with your laptop. Read the rest of this entry »
Reports from the Mediterranean indicate that two of the undersea cables severed and repaired earlier this year have been cut again, disrupting internet access and phone service between the Middle East, Europe, and parts of Asia. An additional third cable is down in the same region.
Battery research is focusing heavily on lithium chemistries, so much so that one could presume that all portable devices will be powered with lithium-ion batteries in the future. In many ways, lithium-ion is superior to nickel and lead-based chemistries and the applications for lithium-ion batteries are growing as a result. Read the rest of this entry »
This post is about Building Your Own Computer at Home!!!
On Dec. 19,1974…
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In rain? With umbrella. Need Light?
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Apple has added support for raw photo files from Canon’s vaunted if imperfect 5D Mark II to its Aperture 2 and iPhoto 08 software less than a week after rival Adobe did so with Lightroom.
The Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.4 also supports Canon’s high-end compact, the PowerShot G10, and the Pentax K2000/K-m (presumably the white version, too), according to Apple. It requires Mac OS X 10.4.11 or Mac OS X 10.5.3 or later.
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CAIRO, Egypt – Egypt’s communications ministry says Internet cables in the Mediterranean Sea have been cut, causing massive Internet outages.
Having only recently posted about the Apple TriBook MacBook Concept its interesting to note that IBM/Lenovo have just announced their new ThinkPad W700 series mobile workstation laptop which distinguishes itself from the stock W700 in coming complete with an integrated 10.6” (diagonal) secondary 1280 x 768 resolution display supplementing its main 17” 1920 x 1200 WUXGA screen.
Liquid cooling offers great performance for cooling your CPU but it can really be a pain to get a system put together and of course you’ve got to worry about leaks, changing the fluid, flushing the system etc and for the average person it’s just not worth all of those hassles.
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T-Mobile is in a giving mood this holiday season.
It has suspended the handset upgrade fee that it charges all customers who upgrade from one phone to another.
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Valve’s November Steam user metrics are up, and it’s (still) a landslide for gamers running Windows XP. 68% of Steam users connect to the online community and games service running the 32-bit version of XP. Compare with just 21% running Vista and a DX10-capable video card. Slightly more than that (25%) are running DX10 GPUs on XP, while a sobering 54% still play with DX9-or-below GPUs. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s truth time. Now that the first games using DirectX 10 have appeared, Nvidia and ATI have to face the real world and answer the question – which card offers the most performance??? Read the rest of this entry »
They all have good stories, good characterisation, good concepts, good graphics, good interfaces, but only a few make it to the hearts of the gamers playing games like crazy. Here are the 5 games that made the deepest impact in 2008.