PhotoHunt 102: METAL
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Category: Computers
Some viruses come pre-installed
There are some viruses that are already come pre-installed. We need to be aware and be very careful about buying computers or electronic gadgets. From iPods to navigation systems, some of today’s hottest gadgets are landing on store shelves with some unwanted extras from the factory — pre-installed viruses that steal passwords, open doors for hackers and make computers spew spam.
Microsoft
{Open Source} Heroes Happen Here.
What makes you a hero? For many, it is doing what you love, and doing it well. That’s why Microsoft believes in providing a broad range of choices for developing and deploying open source software. Visit this microsite now to learn more!
Can Robot Planes Save the Air Force?
If it’s bloody dogfights versus the Red Chinese over the Taiwan Strait that represent our Air Force’s future, then we’re probably right to invest so heavily in speedy, stealthy, expensive manned fighters — even if the budgetary picture for these airplanes looks worse by the day.
But if counter-insurgency fights are the way ahead, then maybe, just maybe, drone airplanes can rescue the Air Force from budgetary and obsolescence meltdown.
Recycling rechargeable batteries
Keep you used batteries out of the nation’s solid waste stream and help preserve natural resources. Check the batteries in your gadgets and equipments like laptop computers, camcorders, cordless power tools and cordless cellular phones, digital cameras, and two-way radios. And if the rechargeable batteries are worn out, no longer hold a charge, you can recycle them by visiting many collection sites and rechargeable batteries drop-off location nationwide, including BestBuy, CrcuitCity, OfficeDepot, RadioShack, Sears, Staples, Target. A complete list can be found on www.call2recycle.org, a program of Rechargeable battery Recycling Corporation, a non-profit organization dedicated to recycling rechargeable batteries and cellular phones.
Nintendo® Wii for free
Ever wanted a Wii? Most people do and it has been on their lists for since it first came out of the market. The Wii is a fun thing to have and a very flexible system with features and amazing applications that supersedes its original design. You can play games with some other people, watch TV from it and even surf the internet aside from its gaming features and other interesting things you will discover when you get one. Now you can have it, for free, if you enter the “Win a Wii” Sweepstakes for a chance to receive a Nintendo Wii Console, and all its accessories all in a complete package. Click Here for a Chance to Win a Nintendo® Wii™!
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The PSP® (PlayStation® Portable)
In India we purchased one and this is what we found out about it. The PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) is the ultimate handheld dynamic entertainment medium, the first truly integrated portable entertainment system that utilizes a wide range of digital content including games, audio, video and photos. For use with UMD™ disc only (region code “1” or “all”) and compatible with Memory Stick Duo™ and Memory Stick Pro Duo™. Supported file formats include MP3, ATRAC3PLUS, JPEG and MPEG4. It is compatible with IEEE802.1 1b wireless LAN (2.4 GHz).
