Samsung Galaxy Book 3 360 – Out and About
Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 is a 2-in-1 laptop and tablet device manufactured by Samsung. It features a 360-degree hinge that allows users to switch between laptop and tablet modes with ease. The device is powered by an 11th-generation Intel Core processor and runs on the latest version of Windows 10 operating system. It also comes […]
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX – Quick Review
The AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX is a high-end graphics card designed for gaming and demanding applications. It is built on the 7nm RDNA 2 architecture, which provides improved performance, power efficiency, and support for new features like hardware-accelerated ray tracing and VRS. The RX 7900 XTX features 96 CUs (compute units) and 8,192 Stream processors, along […]
Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Wants To Say Something, But…
Lenovo has since been one of the best players in the field of computing. This time they have figured out to jostle the durability and strength of a foldable screen while dulling the obvious – which is no other than the mechanical wear and tear of constant fold and close mechanism. At first look, you […]
Top 9 Technology Trends of 2022 and The Future
This is not a comprehensive list of all technology can offer, obviously. But this list is just a handfuls of technological breakthroughs of the present and possibly of the future to come. This list represents the searing advancement in the human brainchild. No one for now certainly knows where this human enterprise will bring the […]
Unboxing: Logitech Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse
Another breed of elite gaming mouse that bolster quality and posterity just by the looks and feel of it. It has dedicated ergonomic design for hand grip, intended for intense gaming mode. Studded with rubber grips for maximum usage traction. Nestled with the heart of the mouse is a Fusion Engine that enables it to traverse 500 IPS (inch per second).
Basic Structures And Operations Of A Hard Disk Drive
As of this writing, hard disks drives are still the major secondary storage device for desktop computers as well as some other laptop brands as well as servers. Hard drive is just one of the major computer components. It is part of a computer’s memory sector. It’s major operation is to retain and save files and programs for later use.
The Evolution Of Computers and Information Technology
Overview of some of the historical developments in information technology from Clay Tablets, the first dawn of the Printing Press up to the presumed singularity future. Just a tidbit before we begin, it took the telephone 40 years to reach 10 million customers, and fax machines 20 years. Personal Computers, on the other hand, made it to that numbers in as fast as 5 years in every American home. Email took a year to reach 10 million users when first introduced in 1981.
The Evolution Of Computers and Information Technology
Overview of some of the historical developments in information technology from Clay Tablets, the first dawn of the Printing Press up to the presumed singularity future.
Just a tidbit before we begin, it took the telephone 40 years to reach 10 million customers, and fax machines 20 years. Personal Computers, on the other hand, made it to that numbers in as fast as 5 years in every American home. Email took a year to reach 10 million users when first introduced in 1981.
The Evolution Of Computers and Information Technology
Overview of some of the historical developments in information technology from Clay Tablets, the first dawn of the Printing Press up to the presumed singularity future. Just a tidbit before we begin, it took the telephone 40 years to reach 10 million customers, and fax machines 20 years. Personal Computers, on the other hand, made it to that numbers in as fast as 5 years in every American home. Email took a year to reach 10 million users when first introduced in 1981.
The Evolution Of Computers and Information Technology
Overview of some of the historical developments in information technology from Clay Tablets, the first dawn of the Printing Press up to the presumed singularity future. Just a tidbit before we begin, it took the telephone 40 years to reach 10 million customers, and fax machines 20 years. Personal Computers, on the other hand, made it to that numbers in as fast as 5 years in every American home. Email took a year to reach 10 million users when first introduced in 1981.
