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Computers and Technology
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Seeing the Invisible with Infrared Cameras
Every day, cameras capture some of the most breathtaking sights on earth. The ripple of water as it cascades down cliffs, a fire engine-red rose in full bloom, a leaf floating on a puddle - these images are preserved in memory and in colored prints, thanks to cameras. The same cannot be said of infrared cameras, however.
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MS Office Gains Popularity Despite Itself
Whether you're looking to enter the computer field, or just trying to broaden your horizons (and job opportunities), it won't be long before you come across the MCSE, the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification.
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A Brief History of Green Computing
Do you know how much energy your computer uses? Probably not but if you do a little research to find out then you will realize how important green computing is. In fact, if you realize how much space old computers take up in landfills and haw difficult they are to dispose of then you would also appreciate the idea of green computing.
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Protect Your CDs and DVDs with Jewel Cases
Proper care and maintenance of CDs and DVDS will usually keep them in good condition and allow a longer life-span. One of the best ways to store and organize CDs and DVDs is with the use of jewel cases.
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How Long Do Plasma TVs Last?
In the not so distant past, it was not unusual to have a hard time hearing the volume of a plasma TV over the buzzing of the units cooling fans at work. These cooling fans were functioning regularly as the obsolete plasma TV could produce heat hot enough to cook eggs. It is no wonder that most of the early model plasma TV have already retired.
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A Brief Introduction to Machine Vision
A machine vision camera usually abbreviated by MV is the type of computer vision made available to the manufacturing industry. Computer vision is different than machine vision in that is focuses on machine based images however machine vision focuses on input/output digital devices as well as computer networks to control certain types of equipment like a robotic arm or other similar device.
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The Secret History Of Keyboards...
QWERTY keyboards - so named after the first six keys on the top row - were never designed to be efficient. That's because the first typewriters were not robust enough to handle high-speed key combinations.
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Screens for Your Home Theater System
There has been a recent surge in the popularity of the home video projector. No, I am not talking about those things you used to watch filmstrips on in second grade, but the more modern version that uses digital video projection and DVDs. The new models can provide large, clear views for movies and home movies that people enjoy viewing over and over again. Video projections, however, are only as good as the surface that they are projected onto. Many people, when they first buy their new projector want to project the images onto a white wall. This will work, but the picture quality will be poor. You want to match the projector with the screen. Screens come in many varieties, from the DIY bedsheet screen to the most elaborate remote controlled electrical models that are hidden in your ceiling. They also are offered in a variety of finishes to match with the video projector paired with them.
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Battery Rebuilds-Refurbishing
When dealing with rechargeable batteries, it is inevitable that they will eventually die. Any rechargeable battery is good for about 200-300 charge cycles. Once this number is reached, the battery may cease to hold a charge. While the logical choice for a solution seems to be purchasing a new battery, there are some instances when this is not an option. When this is the case, reviving the old battery may be an alternative worth considering.
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Get the Right Accessory
As wide as the variety of music systems, personal computers and mobile phones is the range of accessories to go along with them. If you have a television, video player or music system, consider it incomplete without gizmo such as home theatre system.
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