40 Years of Internet Development

>> Monday, March 15, 2010

Forty years ago, said Leonard Kleinrock never imagined "explosion" Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube. At that time, he and his team had "given birth" what is later called the Internet.

"We are very surprised with the variety of emerging applications," said Kleinrock. He and his colleagues from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) to prepare a birthday celebration to the Internet 40, Thursday (29/10).

"The Internet has become a teenager now. He had learned something, but still must continue to learn, "he said in San Francisco, Saturday (24/10).

On October 29, 1969, Kleinrock led a team which can make a computer "talk" with others in the research section.

Kleinrock driven by the belief that computers are designed to be able to talk to one another to produce a simple network, such as the use of the phone.

Key in the exchange of data between one computer and another computer is to solve the digital code and make it as separate packages.

He has outlined his vision in his master's dissertation, and even publish in a book. "However, no one cares, especially AT & T," Kleinrock said.

Supported military

AT & T is the company's telephone service providers, both local and long distance calls in the U.S. the largest. "I do presentations, but they say that the idea will not be realized. In fact, if it can happen, they do not want to do anything, "he said.

However, AT & T provides a path that connects the computer to the ARPANET. This is a project supported by the U.S. military.

Experiment fails to connect initially ARPANET. Kleinrock team tries to send data between computers on the ARPANET and successful. A total of two computers at two other universities are also connected at the end of 1969. This is the initial impression of the growing Internet.

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Shortcut To Cleanup "Mailbox"

>> Sunday, March 14, 2010

When downloading e-mails, sometimes there are just an e-mail that went twice. Previous download session that have been downloaded, er now be downloaded again. If the e-mail that this double enggak's just a little problem. But what if the number in the hundreds? Sore thumb can make clean up your mailbox.

But not to worry. Ada kok practical solutions to clean up mailboxes. Here's the trick.
  1. Start Outlook 2010 via the "Start> All Programs> Microsoft Office> Microsoft Outlook 2010".
  2. Go to the folder you want cleaned, for example Inbox folder.
  3. Click the "Folders".
  4. On the "Clean up", click "Clean up folder".
Will appear two new menus, the "Clean up the folder" and "Clean up the folder & subfolders". The first option will clear the current folder only, while the other option would be to clean the rest of the following folders subfolders.
When the confirmation appears, click the "Clean up folder".

source: Kompas --->> PCplus

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Review Lenovo IdeaCentre C300: Beautiful Classic Style

>> Saturday, February 20, 2010

With a beautiful design and complete facilities, Lenovo IdeaCentre A600 is an ideal representation of a PC AiO. Not long ago, the vendor re-release of his newest family IdeaCentre labeled C300. Can be traced from its name if this product is set as a downgraded version of the A600. However, the design aspect remains a mainstay of Lenovo. This time they gave perwajahan attraction with classical motifs frame.

Class differences with the "brother" immediately apparent when we looked in the hardware specifications. To suppress the price, Lenovo uses Intel's Atom processor. But instead of using a type of N270 or N280 is actually intended for the netbook, C300 carrying a targeted N330 Intel for nettop. Naturally, if the performance was quite rushed C300 compared to other PC selevelnya AiO. Especially if you just used for standard computing activities.

Shown with 20-inch screen, C300 is well suited to satisfy the users of the multimedia side. The availability of an internal DVD drive into an advantage compared to C300 class competitors who generally only provide an external optical device.

But when tested, the ability to play HD video files, not as smooth as the way of hope. In some sections, the resulting picture somewhat broken. It does not matter if the play is a standard multimedia files such as AVI, WMV, and MP4.

Intrigued with its 3D performance, we played the game Doom 3 with the C300. The result? It turned out pretty good. Much more smoothly than when playing HD video.
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Lenovo IdeaCentre C300 offers complete connectivity options. There are 6 USB ports, 1 port PS / 2 (for mouse), FireWire port, LAN, memory card reader 6-in-1, and also Wi-Fi facilities. Berbandrol competitive prices in a number of U.S. $ 599, C300 worthy promoted as a leader among AiO various mid-level PCs.

Source: InfoKomputer


Plus: beautiful design; use Atom N330; there is an internal DVD Writer; full connectivity

Minus: Lack of HD video plays okay; keyboard dirty easily; back less flexible


Test Results
SysMark 2004: 47
PCMark 2005: 2740
3DMark 2001: 2413
Encoding audio: 9 minutes 37 seconds
Encoding video: 32 minutes 42 seconds
Cinebench: 1561

Lenovo IdeaCentre SPECIFICATION C300
Processor: Intel Atom 330 1.6 GHz
Chipset: Intel Lakeport-G i945GC
Memory: 1 GB DDR2 GG7 MHz
Graphics Card: ATI Mobility Radeon X4530
HDD: 160 GB, up to 640 GB
Optical drive: DVD writer
Sound card: Realtek ALC662
OS: Windows XP SP2
Facilities: 6 USB ports, 1 FireWire port, LAN, 802.11b / g WiFi, memory card reader, audio ports, 1.3 MP webcam + mic, speaker, PS / 2 keyboard, USB mouse
Monitor: 20 "(16:9 ratio)
Dimensions: 49x36x55 cm
Weight: 6.4 kg
Warranty: 1 year
Price range *: U.S. $ 599

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