Hi all!
Well over half of the year already gone and there's been another
exciting release from Apple with the Mighty Mouse, but more on that
later.
The 'Cell' recently made a public debut to a standing-room only
audience at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC).
The Cell has
Hi all!
Well over half of the year already gone and there's been another
exciting release from Apple with the Mighty Mouse, but more on that
later.
The 'Cell' recently made a public debut to a standing-room only
audience at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC).
The Cell has
Hi all!
Our monthly newsletter winner for June hasn't come forward as yet, so
we'll be redrawing that again next week. Make sure you tell your
colleagues and friends so they can joing up for both the June redraw
and the July draw coming up soon.
Apple have released some updates recently to the
Hi all!
Our monthly newsletter winner for June hasn't come forward as yet, so
we'll be redrawing that again next week. Make sure you tell your
colleagues and friends so they can joing up for both the June redraw
and the July draw coming up soon.
Apple have released some updates recently to the
Hi all!
Congratulations to Mr Tran from Melbourne for being our lucky
newsletter subscriber for May-05. We have a huge end of the year with
some great specials from Zytech.
First cab off the rank though, you will no doubt have heard about the
'engagement' of Intel and Apple. Apple plan to
Hi all!
Congratualations to Dave from Minnamurra who is our lucky winner for
Apr-05 (Yes we are a bit late!) just for being a subscriber. Our May
winner will be revealed in our next newsletter.
In the every changing face of storage, Samsung Electronics recently
announced a breakthrough in flash
Hi all!
Samsung has introduced a Serial ATA II hard disk drive boasting twice
the speed of SATA I hard drives. The drives, available in 80, 120
160GB versions run at 3GB per second (300MB data rate on the bus), spin
at 7200rpm and have an 8.9 millisecond average seek time and an 8MB
cache
Hi all!
We start off this latest newsletter with some reports of superdrives
not burning at their advertised speeds. The particular drives affected
appear to be the one manufactured by Matshita and feature in the in
iMac G5 and 2005 PowerBook G4's. A number of applications are affected
including
Hi all!
Heard the hype about Skype?
The telco companies will be in for a huge battle over the next few
years with VoIP technology set to boom. Skype's version of Voice over
Internet Protocol software is now about to be become standard on some
mobile handsets with the i-mate brand becoming one
Hi all!
If you missed our first newsletter of the new year - happy new year to
you all!
This year promises to be very exciting with better products, and
better value for money. If Apple's recent 'flurry' of new products to
the market is anything to go by, will all have lots of products to
Hi all!
With less than 3 weeks to go were going to help you out with your Xmas
shopping with some great bargains to wrap up a great year.
But first with the year almost over, the hot products for the following
year will no doubt be LCD screens, and technologies centred around
multimedia and the
Hi all!
With less than 5 weeks to Xmas we've put together some great savings
from your online data and technology store - Zytech.
But first. For those of you who haven't yet updated to Mac OS X
10.3.6, there have been a few reports of various problems encountered
when running the standard
Hi all!
How many sleeps to go? 46! I don't know about every one else, but this
year (so far anyway) has been a complete blurr.
Well, the news for Macs just gets better, but of course most of us know
already how good they are and this article goes on to confirm it. Click
on the link below to
Hi all!
Digital Flash Media or memory cards are eveywhere, most common in
digital cameras, PDA's, mobile phones and no doubt many more to come.
Did you know that CompactFlash (CF), Secure Digital (SD), MultiMedia
(MMC) and even Memory Stick can have different transfer rates. This is
the speed at
On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 13:37, Zytech - your online data and technology
store wrote:
With various Flash cards on the market you will see reference to card
performance in either Mb/s or x. The 'x' rating system is easy, all
you need to remember is 'x' = 150 Kb/sec.
How nice of them to choose the
On 26/10/2004, at 2:51 PM, Craig Ringer wrote:
On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 13:37, Zytech - your online data and technology
store wrote:
With various Flash cards on the market you will see reference to card
Hi all!
Ever had a CD/DVD stuck in your drive? Well, hopefully the following
information may help you get over this frustration:
Ok, so you've tried the keyboard eject key, the Command-E keyboard
combination, you've selected the item in finder and clicked the eject
button next to it, tried
Hi all!
Following on from the last newsletter, if you thought 30GB was a big
leap in DVD capacity how about 1 Terrabyte? One of our subscribers has
brought to my attention Optware's holographic technology which is
getting many people to sit up and take notice - thanks Mike for the
info.
Optware
Hi all!
On the horizon - DVD's are set to have a huge boost in capacity in the
not too distant future with the DVD Forum approving the physical disc
specifications for the rewritable version of HD-DVD's. The recent
meeting in Taiwan approved version 1.0 of the HD-DVD-RW specification,
which
Hi all!
Well with all good intentions the newsletter was ready to go out
yesterday, but a fire near our web hosting company had cut all power to
the area, and our site had been off line from Monday night till mid
Tuesday - so for all those who had been trying to access the site, our
apologies.
Hi all!
A little RAID of sunshine. (Hey its the only corny thing I could think
of!) RAID stands for a Redundant Array of Inexpensive (or Independant)
Drives. While RAID comes in a few different forms, the most common are
RAID 0 and RAID 1. RAID 0 is also known as striping whereby the data is
Hi all!
Spring is finally here and I hope your weather was as good as ours to
kick it off. I'm sure you've all had enough of the wet and cold weather
and are looking forward to some spring sunshine!
In case you missed it in the last newsletter, Apple have done a recall
on certain batteries that
Hi all!
In case any of you hadn't heard already, Apple have done a recall on
certain batteries that are in the 15 PowerBooks due to them being
possible fire hazards - check this link out for further details:
https://depot.info.apple.com/batteryexchange/index.html
It just so happens I'm writing
Hi all!
Can you smell spring in the air? Well its a beautiful sunny day here
anyway, and we have some more great deals with this newsletter.
For each 80GB or 120GB 8MB cache Firewire external drives, we are
offering a free 32MB flash drive. That's right FREE! - here are the
links for the
We haven't had a memory update for a while so here goes - DDR (the RAM
used in most of the latest desktop CPU's) prices are up with increased
demand from China and major fabricators are continuing to struggle to
meet demand. We've just had a forecast that standard SDRAM (the memory
used by most
Our 60GB FireCube has been a runaway hit in the few days we've had this
drive on the site.
Featuring the new Seagate Barracuda IV, this drive is probably the
quietest hard drive you've ever (or NEVER) heard. At $599 complete (inc
GST) the 60GB FireCube external FireWire drive has broken all
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