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Apple's iPad
Today, tablets refer to gadgets that everybody loves to have one. From Apple’s iPadto Samsung’s Galaxy Tab to ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, tablet PCs have found their usage in more than just basic computing. But, if we look into the make of these tablets, there is a whole lot of entire modern museum (we are sure, all these tabs are archived in less than half a-year’s time.)
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Recently we came across a 3D tablet PC made by Sharp – supposed to be Apple’s iPad rival. It is more than just an e-reader and a normal tablet – this is a complete 3D tablet. [Read more...]
The fourth edition of Info m Trade Fair organised by Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Association kicked off here today at BhrikutiMandap. The day started with a chopper dropping vouchers for many gift items at various places including fifty mobile phone sets. Fifty mobile sets have a been distributed as gifts, and many other items in order to promote not just the fair but technology as well,” said C N Upadhyay, the event organiser. [Read more...]
Finally though unofficial iPad is available for purchase in Kathmandu. Few weeks ago Team TechSansar, wrote a couple of articles about iPad and iPhone simulators as soon as iPad was launched. Now you can buy iPad, (if you like it unlike many people saying nahh to it) in NLIC City Center in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Tips for keeping your laptop in peak condition
Oops! battery. In our everyday life, draining out battery is one of the treacherous acts to better workmanship. Be it a Cell Phone, a Portable Media Player (PMP), a Laptop or any handheld device unless it is solar powered; all of these run in most of the case, if not always, via battery power. And there is nothing called a long battery life. The trick is to get the most out of the power that’s available.
Here are few but effective ways to improve battery life or to elongate the operating hours for Notebooks. Based on number of cells ie 6-cell, 8-cell or 12-cell, battery life can be determined but the work load on your device consume the power in no another way. Most of the tips and tricks might apply to travelling or on-the-go.
Your laptop screen eats up power relentlessly. Dim the brightness of your screen using the function keys on your notebook to greatly reduce battery consumption.
Unplug USB sticks or external drives from your notebook in order to extend your battery life, and only turn on energy-zapping devices such as WiFi receivers, network connections, web cams, and DVD drives when you actually need them. At other times, we recommend that you turn them off using the function keys, the Windows device manager, or special energy-saving programs.
Reduce your computer’s power consumption by clicking on the little battery icon on the task bar and then selecting “Max Battery” mode. Although this does slighly reduce processor and graphics performance, your battery will last significantly longer.
Strongly recommended that you turn off your notebook’s one of the most power consuming devices wireless radios, Graphics usages being the first on the power consumption rank. [Read more...]
