Articles Archive for November 2006
I just had to replace an LCD in a Sony FS760W laptop. Trying to remove the LCD’s casing which splits into two and sandwhiches the LCD between it is a bitch. There were two clip …
Anyone heard of Japanese Industrial Standard screwdrivers? Basically they look exactly like a regular Phillips screwdriver but it fits much better into JIS screws. If you’ve came across Japanese parts that were manufactured by say …
Problems installing the video driver for a Sony PCV-RX752? Well you’ve come to the right place. I installed a new PSU and had to do a clean install of Windows for a client. I installed …
People were saying the bus was going to be saturated and that my hard drive 7200RPM would not be able to feed the drives constnatly so the drive would be buffered out. They were wrong. …
Man, the lines are getting crazy. All just to get one PS3. Well… then again, the chance to take that PS3 and make about a $1000+ profit off of eBay.com, I guess the wait is …
Apple’s iPhone has been confirmed Foxconn a tech tradeshow located in Taiwan. It looks like they have secured the creation of roughly 12,000 units [Apple through Foxconn]. All these rumors we’ve been hearing should be …
Apparently Microsoft has struck a deal with CompUSA which will let small business owners purchase Microsoft’s new operating system Windows Vista on November 30th. This deal is for five licenses (full/upgrade) and will cost roughly …
To those lucky enough to actually have some money saved up for this up and coming Black Friday, I present to you, http://www.bfads.net/.
If you don’t already know, Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, the …
I just signed up for www.reviewme.com. This new site pays bloggers to review certain products or services. First things first, with Review Me, they do require that you disclose that your review post is an …
Anandtech has reviewed the new nVidia 680i motherboard which is for the new Intel C2D processors (socket 775). It seems the main reason why nVidia released a new chipset/motherboard is due to the predecessor failing …