Sony Releases System With Speakers The Size Of Golf Balls

August 2nd, 2008 Izo Posted in Computers and Internet 3 Comments »

15 years ago, anyone could tell you that manufacturers could never make a speaker the size of a golf ball. Back then, that idea would seem unbelievable and amazingly stupid because who would buy speakers that small? Sony has an answer.
Sony Bravia Micro Speaker System
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The company hopes to change home theater setups with its new product, the HT-IS100 Bravia Theater Micro System. Despite having five golf ball-sized speakers, the setup is offers an excellent surround sound experience.

With three 1080p HDMI inputs and eight uncompressed audio channels, the micro system is bound to revamp your home theater setup. It also has an option that enables you to add wireless rear surround speakers that don’t take any effort to configure. Such compatibility can create endless choices for when it comes to organizing your system around a room. Since they’re small, the golf ball speakers can be hidden pretty much anywhere which can make action and horror movies that much more intense.
Sony Bravia Micro Speaker System
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Other neat features include:

- A 5.1 channel system with 450 watts of power.

- Sony’s S-AIR technology.

- Sony’s Digital Media Port that offers control, networking and connectivity for music playback.

- Sony’s Digital Cinema Auto Calibration.

Even though the idea for the speakers design is fairly simple, it’s a nice touch to home theater setups. It adds more style and simplicity which is perfect for people who are new to configuring a dynamic home entertainment system. No fuss, no worries, just tiny speakers that can make movies more enjoyable.

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Top 10 Cheap Domain Name Registrars

October 28th, 2007 Izo Posted in Computers and Internet 2 Comments »

If you’re looking for a cheap domain name registrar, here is a list of ten registrars that charge less than $10 for an annual .com registration. Some may offer even lower prices if you transfer existing domains from another registrar. This is also a good source to find low-cost hosting.

1. NetFirms

$4.95 for one-year .com registration

2. Yahoo

$4.98 for one-year .com registration

3. EV1Servers

$5.99 for one-year .com registration

4. Hostway

$6.95 for one-year .com registration

5. Stargate

$6.95 for one-year .com registration
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Easy Overclocking Gadget

October 22nd, 2007 Izo Posted in Computers and Internet No Comments »

There is always a way to force your computer do more that it is supposed to do. That way is called overclocking. Overclocking experts can make miracles with outdated hardware, making it more powerful than even manufacturers thought it can be. Gamers often use overclock to make their games run faster and smoother. Previously, to change overclock parameters of graphics card, gamer needed to exit game. With this gadget, this is not a necessity anymore.
ASUS OC gear was made to make overclocker’s life easier. It connects to the internal USB port on the motherboard and takes place in a CD/DVD drive slot. Now you don’t need to play with GPU or memory clock values – everything is done just by turning the switch. And you can adjust fan speed too. Everything you need is displayed on a small LCD in front of it – FPS and GPU temperature. So turn carefully, there is always a risk in damaging your graphics card while overclocking, especially when it is working at extreme temperatures.
This kit is a perfect choice for gamers that want to add some additional FPS to their favorite games – simple and effective!

Source: www.Gadgets-reviews.com

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