Windows Versus MAC

<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-family:arial;">The debate between Windows and Mac users has been raging for years. However, no definitive conclusion has been reached. Ultimately, both systems have their benefits and drawbacks. Choosing between the two is simply a matter of personal preference and usability needs. Thus, it is important to consider the real differences between these two platforms when deciding which to use.</span></div><br /><span class="fullpost"><br /><br /><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"><a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjH7jpgusRkyu1KUB-S77MaB_SsA1zhpY-XfimOC6ldH3uR_N00y5ojKlQ4B6pKwEHR4AtSTNJ8127mAkm51lmeMjbb25I2TVOiZg18aLj9GN0A2VcuVzQ1zxdnwMglDV6KQwQC3Zh9xY-9/s1600-h/vista+vs+mac.JPG"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5262496028915608786" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjH7jpgusRkyu1KUB-S77MaB_SsA1zhpY-XfimOC6ldH3uR_N00y5ojKlQ4B6pKwEHR4AtSTNJ8127mAkm51lmeMjbb25I2TVOiZg18aLj9GN0A2VcuVzQ1zxdnwMglDV6KQwQC3Zh9xY-9/s320/vista+vs+mac.JPG" style="margin: 0px auto 10px; display: block; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; width: 306px; height: 125px;" /></a>Believe it or not, Microsoft and Macintosh are actually very similar. Both essentially perform the same functions. In fact, the two companies even share several patents for the technology they use. They simply use different interfaces to interact with users.</p><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;">When it comes to print publishing, Mac seems to be the operating system of choice. Its typography, which is the way text is presented, is more accurate than Windows’. Thus, what you see on the screen is more likely to be what you get on paper. This also applies to color schemes. The colors you see on your monitor will be very close to what comes out of the printer. Macs also work better with .pdf formatting, which can come in handy if you need to work with such files. Finally, Macs tend to be more secure and immune to attacks from computer viruses.</p><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;">Macs might also be the answer for small businesses. They tend to be easier to create small networks with. However, you may have a problem if the programs you need for your business are not available for Mac. The same applies to college students. Some campuses provide software for student use that may only work with Windows. So, be sure to check out what programs you will need before making a decision.</p><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;">Similar to the problems businesses face, those who love to play games may not want to choose a Mac. A lot of programs cannot run on a Mac computer. However, if you are computer-savvy, there are ways around this. You can even install the Windows operating system on your Mac and switch to this interface for games. If this doesn’t suit you, just keep waiting. More and more companies are formatting their programs for Mac. In fact, you can even buy Microsoft Office for your Mac computer.</p><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;">For 3-d graphic and video creation, Microsoft Windows seems to be the winner. Windows has better graphic capabilities and video playback. Microsoft PCs also have faster processors than Macs. Furthermore, Windows is the smarter choice for web design. It is easier to use .NET and ASP on a Windows platform. Additionally, since most people still use Windows, formatting a site on this platform ensures you see what 90% of your users will see. Finally, Windows is considered more user-friendly because most people are familiar with its interface. Switching to Mac requires some relearning and adjustment.</p><div style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;"> </div><p style="font-family: arial; text-align: justify;">Ultimately, the operating system you choose will be the one that best suits your needs. Both are functional and user-friendly. Neither one will preclude you from participating in any one computer-related activity. So, do some research, know the facts, and choose the computing system that works for you.</p><div style="text-align: right;"><span style="font-size:78%;"><strong>Author:</strong> Justin Mongiardo</span></div></span>

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DDR Memory

<div style="text-align: justify; font-family: arial;" class="KonaBody"> <div id="ArtBody"> <p>Double data rate random access memory, or DDR RAM, is a memory technology used for storage and high-speed retrieval of data on a computer. It builds on the now-obsolete Single Data Rate (SDR) synchronous dynamic random access memory, and enables the computer to achieve greater bandwidth by double-pumping data. That is, the transfer of information is doubly fast with a DDR RAM.</p> <br /><span class="fullpost"><br /><br /><p>The more recent versions of DDR RAM are DDR2 and DDR3, which have faster memory bus signalling capabilities and clock frequencies. DDR2 operates at a clock frequency of over 400 MHz. The central powerhouse of your system operates faster and more efficiently on such improved memory circuitry, retrieving information faster and enabling you to run multiple applications.</p> <p>It must be remembered that if you want to upgrade the memory of a computer that uses DDR1, you cannot buy a DDR2 module and use it to supplement a DDR1 chipset. The slots for DDR1, 2 and 3 are different. Some motherboards, however, have slots for all these DDR formats. The booklet on the motherboard should tell you how to install additional RAM on your computer. Sixty-four bit processors often support more than 3.5 GB of DDR RAM. A 64-bit Windows Vista system, for example, will support memory of up to 128GB.</p> <p>A DDR RAM operates at a lower voltage than an SDR RAM, resulting in lower power consumption. Though it has the same architecture as an SDR RAM, a DDR RAM has 184 pins, instead of 168. It also has a single notch at the connector, not two. The bus width of DDR memory is 64 bits per channel. Most DDR-based chipsets come with matched pairs of modules and are made for processors that are 1GHz or faster.</p> <p>What a DDR RAM does is, it performs twice as many operations as an SDR RAM per clock cycle. The advent of DDR RAM was hailed as a landmark development that revolutionized the technology of random access, or volatile memory, but recent developments that have resulted in revision of DDR models have been just as interesting. At the beginning of the millennium, aspersions were cast on the use of DDR memory in home PCs, but now, all those doubts are gone and one can hardly live without the reassuring pace and efficiency of a DDR RAM. A big difference in systemic performance, coupled with improved BIOS efficiency, is an undoubted result of the quantum leap from SDR to DDR.</p><p style="text-align: right;"><span style="font-size:85%;"><strong>Author:</strong> oempcworld</span></p><p style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-size:85%;"><span style="font-style: italic; color: rgb(0, 102, 0);">Read More:</span> <span style="color: rgb(153, 51, 153);"><a href="http://computer-infocentre.blogspot.com/2008/10/sd-memory-cards.html">SD Memory</a>, <a href="http://computer-infocentre.blogspot.com/2008/10/simm-memory.html">SIMM Memory</a>, <a href="http://computer-infocentre.blogspot.com/2008/10/flash-memory.html">Flash Memory</a></span></span><br /></p> </div> </div></span>

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Flash Memory

<div style="text-align: justify; font-family: arial;" class="KonaBody"> <div id="ArtBody"> <strong>Flash Memory</strong> comes in a lot of different formats for a lot of different purposes. It can be used for everything from PDAs to cell phones, from holding pictures on cameras to pen drives that let you carry your documents more easily. The reason for the popularity of flash memory is its great storage in a small size, as well as the durability of the media. Flash media is more capable of surviving falling, being stepped on, or even having liquids splashed on it then film rolls and hard disks.<br /><span class="fullpost"><br /><br /><p><br />What types of flash memory are available?<br />The most popular types include Compact Flash, Secure Digital, and Sony’s Memory Stick Pro. Compact Flash is most often used in personal cameras, and comes in sizes ranging from 32MB up to 8GB. Having a 1GB Compact Flash cards in your camera has become very common, enabling you to take photos all day without worrying about filling your card.Secure Digital, or SD memory, is a much smaller format then <strong>Compact Flash</strong>, which makes it perfect for cell phones and PDAs where space is at a premium. At the same time, the tiny cards can carry nearly as much data as the larger Compact Flash cards. A 2GB Secure Digital flash memory can cost less than $20, allowing plenty of storage for your PDA or cell phone.<br /><br />Memory Stick Pro is used in both cameras and the PSP portable gaming system. This Sony Brand memory tends to cost a bit more then Compact Flash and Secure Digital per megabyte, but is proprietary in a number of Sony produced devices.<br />Finally, there are also USB flash memory drives available, ranging from 64MB all the way up to 16GB drives. A 1GB drive can carry around more data then a CD can, and can be written and re-written to over and over again.<br />So if you're looking for flash memory for your camera, cell phone, PDA or PSP, take a look at what we have to offer. We also have Smart Media, MultiMedia and XD Picture Cards available for you to browse through.<br /><br />Our address is<br />OEMPCworld.com<br />2800 Bowers Ave<br />Santa Clara CA 95051<br /><br />Tel: (408) 350-0341<br />TF: 1 866 839-5875<br />Fax:(408) 521-1888<br /><strong>www.oempcworld.com</strong><strong><br />Author:</strong> oempcworld</p> </span></div> </div></span>

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Simm Memory

<div style="text-align: justify;font-family:arial;"><span style="font-size:100%;"> The single inline memory module or <strong>SIMM </strong>is still the most common memory module format in use in the PC world, largely due to the enormous installed base of PCs that use them (in new PCs, DIMMs are now overtaking SIMMs in popularity.) SIMMs are available in two flavors: 30 pin and 72 pin. 30-pin SIMMs are the older standard, and were popular on third and fourth generation motherboards. <strong>72-pin SIMMs</strong> are used on fourth, fifth and sixth generation PCs.<br /><span class="fullpost"><br /><br />The SIMM board is connected to a circuit control board by an edge connector. Single in-line memory modules represent a high density, low profile single in-line package for electronic components such as dynamic random access memory integrated circuit components. A plurality of these components can be mounted in line on a circuit panel whose height is little more than the length of the components themselves. With a SIMM, several memory devices such as <strong>DRAMs </strong>are mounted on a printed circuit board having an edge connector. The SIMM is designed to plug into a computer socket in electrical communication with address, data and power supply buses for the computer so that the randomly-addressable memory cells of the SIMM can be addressed directly by the computer's CPU rather than by a bank-switching technique commonly used in larger memory expansion boards. One edge of a SIMM module is a card-edge connector, which plugs into a socket on the computer which is directly connected to the computer buses required for powering and addressing the memory on the SIMM.<br /><br /><strong>Our address is</strong><br />OEMPCworld.com<br />2800 Bowers Ave<br />Santa Clara CA 95051<br /><br />Tel: (408) 350-0341<br />TF: 1 866 839-5875<br />Fax:(408) 521-1888<br />www.oempcworld.com<br /><strong>Author:</strong> oempcworld<br /></span> </div></span>

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Sd Memory Cards

<div style="text-align: justify; font-family: arial;" class="KonaBody"> <div id="ArtBody"> <p>The <strong>SD Memory Card</strong> is a groundbreaking new bridge media that's helping to pave the way for tomorrow's fully networked society. This tiny, easy-to-use card offers a host of powerful advantages. It links various kinds of digital equipment through its easy connectivity that supports a host of application formats and does not require the use of a PC. Further, the SD Memory card has the broad interoperability and compatibility needed to ensure that its applications will continue to expand far into the future.<br /></p><span class="fullpost"><br /><br /><p>SD Memory Card is well on its way to becoming the de facto standard <strong>memory </strong>card for digital connectivity. Soon, the SD Memory Card will provide universal access to an even wider array of multi-media data. The ubiquitous network era is coming, and its key is the SD Memory Card.</p><p>The miniSDTM card was developed to meet industry demands for downsizing mobile phones. It is only 37% the volume of an SD Memory Card.</p><p>Despite its tiny size, the miniSDTM card offers all the benefits of the original SD Memory Card. By inserting the miniSDTM card into the miniSDTM adapter, you can share a variety of digital data among standard SD-enabled products.</p><p>The microSDTM memory card is a functionally compatible with the SD memory card but is smaller in dimensions. The microSD memory cardcommunication is based on an advance 8-pin interface and microSD memory card host interface supports regular SD or miniSD memory card adapter<br />and operate as SD memory card.</p> <p>Our address is<br />OEMPCworld.com<br />2800 Bowers Ave<br />Santa Clara CA 95051<br />Tel: (408) 350-0341<br />TF: 1 866 839-5875<br />Fax:(408) 521-1888<br /><strong><span style="font-weight: normal;">www.oempcworld.com</span><br />Author:</strong> oempcworld </p></div> </div></span>

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