by: cimaul, Category:
Advertisment on: March, 17 2010
This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Tony’s Pizza. All opinions are 100% mine.
People sometimes order pizza from pizza delivery because they think pizza delivery is more efficient than the frozen pizza. If you ask pizza delivery, you have to wait several minutes until the pizza come. But, have any of you thought that delivering pizza is more expensive than if you have frozen pizza in your refrigerator?
Actually pizza delivery is more expensive than the actual price and of course from the frozen pizza. Why? Because if it is pizza delivery, you have to call the restaurant and take some times to think which pizza you want. It will increase your bill. Then you have to wait about 10 – 30 minutes until the pizza come and then give the deliverer tip. Well, it’s too long for a pizza. So, now, we suggest you to eat frozen pizza from Tony’s Pizza. Why? Because Tony’s Pizza is the not the ordinary frozen pizza you know. It is the best frozen pizza. Think about it, if you have Tony’s Pizza in your refrigerator, you don’t have to call the pizza restaurant to deliver it; you don’t have spent your money on the phone just to think about which pizza you want. The best is you don’t have to wait until 30 minutes just for pizza. Your friends and family will get bored because of that.
Another thing that makes Tony’s Pizza is different is it has Free Bowling offering for you! You can order it online and saving your time, also giving beautiful moments with your friends or family when you all go bowling. Tony’s Pizza is suitable in any moment, such as reunion, gaming time, or having snack with your whole family. So, what are you waiting for? Visit Tonys.com or tweet it at @TonysPizza and save your money and moment now! 
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Computer on: March, 17 2010
If you’re still running XP after all these years, odds are you’ve settled in nicely and don’t plan to leave until you have no choice. Well, that might be happening sooner than you expected. Microsoft announced today that they were working on Internet Explorer 9, and that it would not support Windows XP. This could be a sign that Redmond is putting XP development permanently on the back burner.
The new browser will be heavily dependent on hardware acceleration that just isn’t possible on Windows XP. IE General Manager Dean Hachamovitch even went so far as to day that a “modern browser” would require “modern operating system”. Those in the know were fully aware this might happen, as Microsoft announced the need for hardware acceleration at last year’s PDC. In the end, when IE9 hits next year, XP will be ten years old. It might be time to give Windows 7 a shot. Take it as a sign.
by: cimaul, Category:
Computer on: March, 16 2010
ComboFix
We’ll start with a biggie. ComboFix is a super-power analytical tool for finding tough-to-reach spyware and malware infestations and blowing them to digital bits. A word to the wise, however: consider this the bug-bomb of your cleaning arsenal. While it could very well solve your problems in one big hit, you might also end up killing your house cat if you haven’t taken the necessary precautions during the elimination. For example, make sure you’re running the most up-to-date version of the application. Or, better yet, hit up one of these forums to make sure that said latest version is running perfectly and accurately on other people’s systems.
by: cimaul, Category:
Notebook on: March, 16 2010
MSI is pretty stoked about the latest entry to its gaming notebook line, the 17-inch GE700. The new notebook couples an Intel Core i5 processor with ATI Radeon HD 5730 graphics (with 1GB GDDR3 memory), along with a few other noteworthy goodies.
Among them are two “cinema-class” speakers and a subwoofer, an HD webcam capable of 720p video up to 30fps, two hard drive bays for up to 1TB of storage, MSI’s exclusive GPU Boost technology (switch between the integrated and discrete graphics solutions), HDMI output, eSATA, 4-in-1 memory card reader, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Windows 7 Home Premium.
by: cimaul, Category:
Computer on: March, 16 2010
Is SSD pricing finally starting to trickle into the mainstream? We’re not sure, but if the latest moves by OCZ and Intel are any indication, even budget buyers might be tempted to look at flash-based storage in lieu of mechanical hard drives.
Less than a week ago, OCZ announced its sub-$100 Onyx SSD line, and now Intel is saying it too is shipping a low-cost SSD. Intel’s calling it the X25-V Value, which the company says sells for $125.
That’s a little bit more than OCZ’s Onyx, but it also offers more capacity at 40GB versus 32GB. The X25-V is built on a five-channel architecture with 10 4GB NAND flash chips. Compared to other SSDs in Intel’s lineup, performance takes a hit, checking in at 170MB/s read and 35MB/s write speeds, although it does have
by: cimaul, Category:
Computer on: March, 15 2010
MSI is best known for its line of motherboards and Wind netbook series, but as 2010 marches on, the company plans to more than triple its all-in-one PC shipments compared to last year, says Shao-ling Lin, president of system unit sales at MSI.
More specifically, MSI plans to ship at least 600,000 all-in-one PCs, and up to 1 million if all goes right. The company is already the most active all-in-one PC vendor in Taiwan and ranks No. 6 globally. If MSI reaches its shipment goal, however, it will leapfrog ahead of Acer to become the fifth largest all-in-one PC vendor. The other top four vendors include
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Mobile Phone on: March, 15 2010
1. Google Nexus One
Keyboard: No
Bottom Line: The Google Nexus One impresses with a stunning AMOLED display, speedy performance, and cool tweaks to the Android OS; but some network issues prevent it from being a superphone.
2. Motorola Droid
Keyboard: Yes
Bottom Line: The first Android 2.0 phone impresses with a strong suite of Web features and a stunning 3.7-inch display, but some users might have trouble with the shallow keyboard.
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Advertisment on: March, 15 2010
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by: cimaul, Category:
Mobile Phone on: March, 14 2010
Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing said on Friday that he sees mobile internet devices making up the vast majority of the company’s profits, possibly as much as 70-80%, in as little as 5 years. Currently, most sales come from the Thinkpad and Ideapad line of notebooks. Lenovo plans to accomplish this changeover by expanding into emerging markets. Devices likely to make up these sales are tablets, smartphones, and smartbooks.
Lenovo is currently the world’s number four PC maker, having purchased IBM’s PC division in 2005. The China based company just released their first touchscreen smartphone, the Ophone O1, in China. Lenovo also plans to
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