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Move that Media: WD TV HD
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user interface, as WD’s model is, such adapters are an excellent fit for anyone, even extreme novices. The WD TV HD measures just under 5" (W) x 5" (L) x 1.6" (D), making it easy to tuck into a bookshelf or a space between your existing home-theater components....
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Fujitsu Lifebook P1510D Ultra-portable Notebook
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we reviewed came with 512 MB of Micro-DIMM RAM; while the unit houses only one memory slot, it can handle up to 1 GB of total memory by replacing the existing module with a larger one. The P1510 D also offers a RealTek ALC203 AC'97 Rev 2.3 compliant sound chip,...
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The Mvix MX-760 HD
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Are they worth the price of admission?. The Mvix MX-760HD The MX-760 HD is a diminutive little player measuring 7.4" (W) x 7.6" (H) x 2.3" (D); It's not much larger than a stack of 3 standard DVD cases. The Mvix player packs a lot of get-up-and-go...
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Toshiba Satellite P205
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righteous router, a mean mouse, a hairy USB-FireWire hub and a freekin' fast Flash drive. Sorry about that.. As compared to the other notebooks in this Buyer’s Guide, the Toshiba Satellite P205 stands out by virtue of its larger size and greater heft. It’s...
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Toshiba Satellite P205
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5400 RPM 80 GB SATA drive as well (200 and 250 GB models are available for $175 and $200, but they run at 4200 RPM; 120 and 160 GB models rotate at 5400 RPM for $75 and $125). There is also room for a second drive if you want one (120 GB for $75 and 160 GB...
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Toshiba Satellite P205
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also room for a second drive if you want one (120 GB for $75 and 160 GB for $125). When it comes to notebooks, bigger isn't always better, but it's not always worse, either. The reason for the bigger dimensions is a larger display. Unlike the three...
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Move Your Media: TiVo HD
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USB drive—in fact, we lost video output and had to reboot the box upon removing our SanDisk Cruzer. So, don’t bother inserting any USB storage. However, you can add an eSATA drive for additional recording storage. As we’ll see, this goes beyond TV show...
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Uploading To The Nomad Jukebox
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Kuren for his helpful insights. What You Need Let's first have a look at what we've got. The jukebox is equipped with a 6 GB 2.5" notebook hard drive from Fujitsu. This little disk is only 9.5 mm thick and an upgrade hard drive with a larger capacity is not...
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Back Up Your Windows Files
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Home installation, but can be installed from your Windows XP Home install CD. Run NTBACKUP.MSI (it might just look like Ntbackup) from the folder D:\Valueadd\msft\ntbackup where D: is the letter of your CD drive. This launches the Windows Backup Utility Installation...
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HD Encoding Face-Off: WMV-HD vs. DivX-HD
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drives larger than 2 GB. However, the clusters can be manually set as high as 64 kB. Larger clusters will boost performance by allowing larger chunks of information to be sent from the hard drive to the RAM. A larger cluster size also helps keep the drive from...
