Tag: PC

Drivers for 802.11n USB WiFi Adapter

Drivers for 802.11n USB WiFi Adapter

I required wireless connectivity for my computer and my old adapter performance range was terrible. I bought a USB WiFi Adapter which supported up to Wireless-N. For a device under $10, it showed full connection as opposed to my old Linksys WUSB54G where the connection varied from 0 to 1 bar.

Jet Technology Miniaturised : Improved Cooling

Jet Technology Miniaturised : Improved Cooling

Jet Engines allowed fighter planes to break the supersonic barrier and now, the same technology might allow IT devices to make the same quantum leap as GE Engineers have adapted jet engine technology for “cooling jets” for thinner, quieter and more efficient cooling systems.

Sharing Wired Internet Wirelessly

Sharing Wired Internet Wirelessly

Sometimes, the wireless connection signal may be weak at work, school or hotel rooms and if you want to get your mobile device, iPhone, Android device etc connected, there is a quick fix for this problem. Most hotels are equipped with LAN ports and you could always ask the front desk for a cable.

The Raspberry PI Competitor: ODROID-U

The Raspberry PI Competitor: ODROID-U

Just like how phones have involved from Single Core to now Quad Core processors, the Mini PCs are making the same quantum leaps. Odroid has made available the ODROID-U and ODROID U2, two ultra compact 1.4GHz and 1.7 GHz Quad Core Boards respectively as developmental kits.

Chromebook – An Affordable Lightweight Portable

Chromebook – An Affordable Lightweight Portable

As Windows 8 RT tablets start to surface in the market, they make for a great computing alternative to traditional laptops or desktops. However, they are not exactly cheap in terms of pricing. There’s still quite a big segment of the market that looks at value for money and the Samsung Chromebook fits the bill …

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My Windows 8 Experience (Initial Impressions)

My Windows 8 Experience (Initial Impressions)

The installation went by without a hitch and it took me 22 min and 41 seconds to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 Professional. The upgrade was a quick, painless process and Microsoft have improved the installation process significantly and isolated the user interaction portions to the end which took me approximately 4 min …

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