Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Kingston releases record USB memory of 128 GB

Kingston is as usual out there early in the release of USB flash drives with very large storage space. Now they come with the world's first USB memory stick that holds 128 GB.
Kingston DataTraveler 200 series units which may be a new sibling with 128 GB storage capacity. There is already the memories of 64 GB and 32 GB. The new USB stick has features like password protection and support of Windows Vista'sReadyBoost.  Using password protection you can secure your memory so that no one else can read your files, which is good if you lose it. For really good security, read our test of McAfee Zero Footprint.
ReadyBoost is a feature that Microsoft introduced with the Windows Vista, and that makes the OS can use the USB stick as extra memory to store virtual memory. It enables you to have more RAM to work with and to your computer, in theory, becomes faster. With a quick and good USB memory stick it can work really well. Just go to My Computer , right click on your USB stick and select ReadyBoost.
Kingston's new DataTraveler 200 of 128 GB will have a target price of  5225 SEK. There are a lot of money, and get home has so clearly afford it. The advantage is that the smaller memory drops in price. 64 GB model costs 1740 SEK, which is a bit more affordable. All the memories of the series, five-year warranty.
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Friday, 14 January 2011

Clean up and secure your PC, part 2: Remove programs


Remove your old programs that you no longer use, to make your computer more secure and to regain storage space.
In Windows, you will find a tool to uninstall programs from Control Panel. It's called the Add or Remove Programs. With this you can easily uninstall the tools and programs that you no longer use.
The problem with the Add or Remove Programs, it is not clean especially effective. Often left files behind, and almost always there is still a lot of keys and information in Windows registry. Therefore, there are other much more effective software.
What I recommend is Revo Uninstaller. This program is absolutely free and very easy to use. It includes several clever features, but as normal user, you can run it just like the standard Windows tools. Right-click on a program you want and select Uninstall.
In the window that opens, you will have to choose between different modes of uninstalls. The top simplest just run the program's own uninstall tool. It provides no effective removal, so I suggest you run Safe Mode or moderate position. The day will Revo Uninstaller also cleaning the registry, and select the most effective procedure is applied even hard disk is scanned for the left-behind junk files you can delete.
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Wednesday, 12 January 2011

MSI X-Slim is a lot like Apple Macbook Air


The title should not be construed as criticism of the MSI. On the contrary.Macbook Air is so gorgeous and that there will be new machines which take the form factor is hardly a drawback.Therefore, the new models in the MSI X-Slim very exciting!
This is Engadget , which reports that MSI has displayed two new models of its X-Slim series, called the X340 and X600 .The previously existing model named X320 . Though it should be emphasized that none of the models on the market yet. They have just shown up and is still some way from being launched.
X340 and X600 does not differ greatly, except that the screens' sizes are 13.4 and 15.6 inches, and the X600 also has an eSATA port - that is, an external SATA port that allows you to connect external hard drives use this interface (much faster than USB and Firewire).
Otherwise, the computers, therefore the same specifications. What we know at this moment is that the computers have Intel Centrino 2 processor, and that they come with VGA and HDMI port and two USB ports. The complete specification teaches presented at the CeBIT trade fair which takes place in a few weeks.
Prices are described as somewhere between $ 699 and $ 999, which in practice means that you guessed hejvilt.
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Monday, 10 January 2011

Save your old VHS tapes by digitizing


Magix releases a new package called Magix Video Saver , which will help the home user to digitize their VHS tapes.After digitization, it is to burn movies to DVD or save them on your computer.
In the vast majority of Swedish homes are a lot of VHS cassettes, but it's not always like the old VHS tape player still standing in the living room. About VHS cassettes containing at home recorded movies, it is a very good idea to digitize the films. VHS is not a good format to store video on. Cassettes wear and picture and sound are becoming worse with time.
Digitisation means that you can transfer movies from VHS to the computer , in digital form. When movies get stored on your hard disk you can burn them out, for example, DVD or Blu-ray, or you can have them stored on a media hard drive and watch movies from there.
Magix Video Saver is now being launched in Sweden, and contains everything you need to start digitizing VHS tapes. The package includes cables that you connect between your VCR and computer, and you may even includes software to capture video recordings and convert them to the movies on your computer. Software Magix Movies on DVD 7 can of course also to burn your videos to DVD / Blu-ray discs.
Facts about Magix Video Saver:
  • Contact: Magix
  • Price: 599 SEK
  • In the box: USB video converter, scart adapter, software, Magix Movies on DVD 7
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Friday, 7 January 2011

The audio player XMPlay is faster than the west


Why use cumbersome and slow in opening programs such as Windows Media Player and iTunes, to listen to music when there are software lightweight, ultra-fast and customizable as XMPlay?
XMPlay is a tiny free program and no-install (which requires no installation to work) that, once started, a user interface is divided into two parts: one with the controls and a playlist, and another with short extended to the playlist. Supports MP3, WMA, OGG's and many other types of audio files, including playlists.
Its control panel (accessed by right clicking on the main interface and clicking on "Options and stuff" context menu) allows you to customize the software in all its aspects. Affords a means to associate the various types of files to XMPlay, enable and adjust the equalizer, import the Winamp plugin, change the format of the playlist, and much, much more.
Also notable in XMPlay can integrate Windows context menu (to quickly open the music files in it, without changing the associations), to adjust the audio output settings and customize the software interface with different skins ( found on the official website of the program).
As for the RAM consumption, we are at levels very low. When running, the program hardly goes beyond the 4 MB of memory used constantly. And the quality of the reproduction is truly remarkable.
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Thursday, 6 January 2011

How to improve the management of updates against vulnerabilities


The current situation
Very often, security updates are distributed only after the vulnerability was announced and it leaves plenty of time to "bad." They usually have at least a month in which there are too much trouble finding people that we have not yet installed updates.
But because users do not install the updates as they are distributed? After all, most programs today include auto-update mechanisms, and then we do not even remember to download them.
Updates too laborious
However, there are problems in the current method by which updates are distributed applications. Most people use for months or even years, their PC without paying any attention to the periodic warnings displayed by the operating system and applications. The reason? While the procedure is almost completely automatic installation of updates is almost always a hassle, which leads to wasted time.
When you install an update to the browser for example, should close it and restart it, but they often have open many pages, many of which might be read. Before you close the browser, therefore necessary to consider them all to be sure not to miss anything, which still results in unnecessary loss of time.
How to improve the situation
The software house should organize the updates so that their installation does not affect user productivity.
For example, do not prevent use of an application while it is downloading updates. Make sure these are downloaded in the background and alert you only when everything is ready for installation. Of course it would be great if the application could install its own updates in the complete autonomy during normal use, but this is not reasonably possible.
However, most software manufacturers should be able without too much effort to provide for saving the state of an application before an upgrade, so you can restore to update installed. In any case, users almost never have as a priority the updates, even those related to your antivirus. Normally expect to buy a new PC. The best thing the computer industry can do then is to give users not making excuses updates as transparent as possible.
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How to improve the management of updates against vulnerabilities


The current situation
Very often, security updates are distributed only after the vulnerability was announced and it leaves plenty of time to "bad." They usually have at least a month in which there are too much trouble finding people that we have not yet installed updates.
But because users do not install the updates as they are distributed? After all, most programs today include auto-update mechanisms, and then we do not even remember to download them.
Updates too laborious
However, there are problems in the current method by which updates are distributed applications. Most people use for months or even years, their PC without paying any attention to the periodic warnings displayed by the operating system and applications. The reason? While the procedure is almost completely automatic installation of updates is almost always a hassle, which leads to wasted time.
When you install an update to the browser for example, should close it and restart it, but they often have open many pages, many of which might be read. Before you close the browser, therefore necessary to consider them all to be sure not to miss anything, which still results in unnecessary loss of time.
How to improve the situation
The software house should organize the updates so that their installation does not affect user productivity.
For example, do not prevent use of an application while it is downloading updates. Make sure these are downloaded in the background and alert you only when everything is ready for installation. Of course it would be great if the application could install its own updates in the complete autonomy during normal use, but this is not reasonably possible.
However, most software manufacturers should be able without too much effort to provide for saving the state of an application before an upgrade, so you can restore to update installed. In any case, users almost never have as a priority the updates, even those related to your antivirus. Normally expect to buy a new PC. The best thing the computer industry can do then is to give users not making excuses updates as transparent as possible.
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