Archive for: June 18, 2008

PowerISO is a powerful image processing and file compression tool which allows you to create extract compress edit and convert ISO BIN image files and mount these files with internal virtual drive And most of all the compressed files can be used directly without decompressing Support almost all CD DVD ROM image file formats ISO BIN NRG DAA and so on
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Changes in PowerISO 4 1 Jun 18 2008
Can create mixed mode image file
Support better and best compression methods
Some minor bug fixes and improvements

Filed under: Laptops
We got specs on Lenovo’s rumored ThinkPad X200 a couple weeks ago, but we didn’t really know what it looked like until now — surprise, it looks like the X300. We’re not precisely pumped about the removal of a trackpad in favor of TrackPoint nub, but we suppose something’s got t…

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Filed under: WirelessSprint CEO Dan Hesse spoke at NXTcomm08 nowadays, and he let it slip that Sprint is planning on launching its first commerically-available WiMAX network in Baltimore in September, and expanding the trial service currently operating in Chicago and DC by the end of the year. We’re…

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Kaspersky Lab represents a new generation platform for creating applications specifically designated for complex protection of personal computers and workstations
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Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 0 combines Symantec AntiVirus with advanced threat prevention to deliver unmatched defense against malware for laptops desktops and servers It seamlessly integrates essential security technologies in a single agent and management console increasing protection and helping lower total cost of ownership
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Key Features
Seamlessly integrates essential technologies such as antivirus antispyware firewall intrusion prevention device and application control
Requires only a single agent that is managed by a single management console
Provides unmatched endpoint protection from the market leader in endpoint security
Enables instant NAC upgrade without additional software deployment for each endpoint

Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
Whoa there Sony, try not to get too excited all at once, okay? by in Vegas nowadays, said outfit has unleashed a veritable smorgasbord of projectors on the world, primarily ones aimed at businesses and large venues. Each of the VPL-EX50, VPL-EX5 and VPL-EW5 beam…

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Filed under: Storage
Thanks to an overzealous e-tailer, we already knew that Sammy’s Spinpoint M6 was ready to be ordered en masse, but Samsung has finally put out some official verbiage to substantiate the obvious. The outfit’s 500GB Spinpoint M6 ($299) and 250GB Spinpoint MP2 ($199) are both shipp…

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When I'm not writing here, I forecast the weather. As geeky occupations go, being a meteorologist is right up there. I spend my days poring over maps, charts and numbers. Some of what I do, I don't want to share. Let's call it job security. But, some of the best 'nowcasting' techniques, systems I use every day, are available to anyone with a computer.

The National Weather Service's network of NEXRAD radars is superb. To make it even better, private companies have taken that NWS data and massaged it to create new products. These are often more useful to the general public. That's the goal of MyWeather's ESP:Online.

A little disclosure here. I use equipment from MyWeather's parent company every day and have for well over a decade. I also know, and am friendly, with a lot of their staff. I'm going to try and not let that affect my review, but it would be wrong not to let you know.

ESP:Online places the NEXRAD radar and GOES satellite data over Microsoft's Virtual Earth map database. That allows you to see radar and satellites over a photorealistc image or plain map. I was surprised to find no way to zoom in. My state, Connecticut, only covers about half the viewing window. Microsoft and NEXRAD both provide more detail which could be useful if I could just get closer.

I called up ESP:Online, while simultaneously looking at the images from my professional equipment. All the storms were placed where they should be, though the ...

You’d think that headline was a joke, but sadly, it’s not. It’s the real headline of an essay posted on SeattlePI.com in the blogs section. The core of the story is that a man couldn’t get his printer to work with Windows Vista, and ultimately, with the help of a Microsoft tryout manager, solved t…

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Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
Let’s get real honest with one another here: whether folks are legitimately arguing that a $700 Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player is overpriced, there’s absolutely no way a DVD player is worth by four times as much. That being said, the folks by at Sound & Vision p…

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Let’s get real honest with one another here: whether folks are legitimately arguing that a $700 Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player is overpriced, there’s absolutely no way a DVD player is worth by four times as much. That being said, the folks by at Sound & Vision put the pricey pair through the pac…

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Application virtualization veteran Citrix, who final year purchased Xensource, nowadays announced their intention to deliver XenDesktop, based on their thin client technology, for the iPhone. While similar applications exist in the design of VNSea, Citrix is a major player in virtualization and th…

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