Posted By admin on December 3, 2011
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Asim BijaraniAntec is a well known company in the computer supplies. They've earned a great reputation for their top-notch power supplies since 1986, as well as cases and cooling products that fit the needs of all types of builders, both business and consumers.
Antec has refreshed many of their product lines over the last several years, and this is especially true of their power supplies. The Antec High Current Pro 1200W power supply, for instance, is the highest output PSU offered in the new HCP series. The other power supplies available in the series include the 750W, 850W, and 1000W. These three all feature only four 12V rails, while the HCP-1200 offers a total of eight 12V rails. All HCP power supplies are rated 80Plus Gold efficiency, and Antec guarantees that the HCP PSU's will perform with rock-solid stability in cutting edge gaming and professional systems.
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Posted By admin on October 28, 2011
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karindalzielA new research study conducted on Irish teenagers revealed that, students perform better in computer oriented tests as compared to printed words. These students were proved to be above average in an international digital literacy, after a test of comprehension of texts conducted on computer.
The education Minister Ruairi Quinn was in the opinion that there has been a decline in reading standards of Ireland over the past 10 years among the 15 year olds. ERC director Dr. Peter Archer said that "Some students found computer context more fascinating than printed test." In 2009, the OECD scored students, in a 40-minute online test on computer and in print. The results of the computer based test ranks Ireland above the OECD average and Ireland ranked 11th on the print reading test.
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Posted By admin on September 25, 2011
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twicepixApple computer users do not usually need to deal with virus problems, but it seems that things have changed over the last two weeks. Apple computer is the favorite desktop computer of designers, animators and writers owing to its software that makes editing images and writing easier-and also because your usual Apple computer doesn't catch viruses easily.
But since last few days a malware called 'MacGuard' has been making life difficult for Apple computer users. The malware pops up in a window, tells the computer user that there is a virus, and asks to click to remove virus. Once the user clicks on the window, a virus is downloaded and the malware asks for credit card number to charge for removing the virus! It is the first virus to affect Apple computer users directly.
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