be seen not only from the point of view of performance or suitability to a given situation, but from a philosophical point of view, as two different approaches to photographic viewfinding. SLRs can be thought of as using the concept of continuity of natural...

In WMC, all you have to do is select the directories containing the audio, video and image files and the trick is done. From Showcenter's point of view you won't have access any more to filing by type. All files will be listed simply in alphabetical order....

anywhere. Microsoft tries to protect artists by encouraging DRM, but at the same time, if you want music videos on your Zune, you'll most likely have to download them illegally. I chose not to. From a "youth" point of view, "The Social" catchphrase is garbage....

Pet Peek. Personally, I think it would be even better if the dog’s face were enlarged to those viewing from the other side – your toy chihuahua could look like Clifford the Big Red Dog. Now that would be a point of view…...

will see shared memory solutions for notebooks from Intel and SiS. A Part of the main memory is deducted and used for the VGA frame buffer. As you certainly know, low priced desktop systems are using these chipsets too. From the performance point of view this...

Location 1 (click on the image for a full-sized view) The Verdict The WL-330g, though just as impressive as the WL-330 for packing a full-featured AP into such a tiny package, isn't as impressive from a feature / performance point of view. I'm glad...

photo software. We admit that we don't like it very much, because it tends to force your hand, even if what it thinks you need isn't necessarily what you really want. Nikon View is much better from this point of view; it's not supplied, but it can be downloaded...

making his decision anyway) and break down the stats leaving his personal weight out of the equation. He could easily tag his own comments and note them as "from a personal point of view" x,and y are important to me so I went with z product and have been pretty...

profits. AMD's slice of the mobile cake used to be based on inexpensive low-end consumer stuff that was rather uninspiring from a performance point of view. ATi's new notebook chipset for AMD's recently introduced "Thoroughbred" Mobile Athlon XP could possibly...