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From Walkman to iPod, What a Journey

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A Trip Down Memory Lane - Sony Walkman to Apple Ipod


There may be some of you reading this, that can remember something called a Sony Walkman. Now if you are not old enough, just ask your parents or even an older brother or sister. What you will see is this kind of smile come over their faces. Boy, does time fly and technology go even faster.


You see, if you lived back in the 1980’s, the Sony Walkman was the coolest thing on the planet. Now if you did live back then, you probably owned one of these. This product was the rave. This product was everywhere, in the airports, the malls, on buses, everywhere. You would see

Plasma TV vs LCD TV - Which is Better?
...computers, and are quickly gaining popularity as TV screens. LCD TV screens are anywhere from 1/4" to 4" thick and 2" to 65" wide. Plasma vs. LCD Features Picture Quality When it comes to which type of TV screen is ...
the kids in the back seat of the family car, listening to their own thing, using the Sony Walkman. Their parents would be listening to something else (Dean Martin or Perry Como), which the kids hated.


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Plasma Display Technology

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A plasma display panel or screen is a type of interactive display panel which is commonly used in HDTV of large display (32 inch or higher) and uses plasma display technology. Before we go ahead with the technology, let us first understand what ‘plasma’ is. Plasma is one of the most common states of a matter. The other states of a matter are: solids, liquids and gases. It is commonly found in the universe in the form of stars, ion beams, gas clouds; ionized dust etc. All stars are made up of plasma and the spaces between them are also occupied by plasmas. It can also be seen in the earth atmosphere in the form of lightning. Plasma is

Plasma Vs LCD TV - Buying a HDTV for Home Made Easy - Brand Vs Technology Comparison
...life with 4 hours of TV viewing a day as compared to the 20 year screen life with its counterpart Plasma TV you could always count in on at least 20 years for an LCD TV and a Good 10 ...
an ionized gas which means it contains free electrons (the electrons which are not bound to an atom or a molecule). It has a size (measured in meters), lifetime (measured in seconds), density (in per cubic meter), temperature (in Kelvin or electron volts) and magnetic field (in teslas). Because of the presence of free electric charges, it has usually very high electrical conductivity.


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What to Look for in a Video Card

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The proper graphics card can help speed up almost any system by taking the responsibility of many visual functions, allowing the CPU to work more effectively in other areas. Let s take a look at a few of the key features to look for in a graphics card.


Most all graphics cards are based on an Nvidia or ATI Radeon chip set. For the casual home or office user, any of today s video cards are adequate. If you re just doing Excel spreadsheets you might not need to spend $500 on a video card, but if you have a 21 monitor and want to view that spreadsheet at 1600 x 1200 with a high

TV Alphabet Soup - Learn More About LCD, Plasma, DLP and HDTV
...screen size. Plasma TVs are either enhanced definition (EDTV) or high definition (HDTV). EDTV are cheaper and can display HDTV format but at lower quality. EDTV works at 480p resolution, same as DVDs. While EDTV will do justice to your ...
refresh rate, it may be worth the investment. Where things start to change is on high end games, that s where the Geforce and Radeon cards make the difference.


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