Early PCs used the AT form factor and 12in wide motherboards. The sheer size of an AT motherboard caused problems for upgrading PCs and did not allow use of the increasingly popular slimline desktop cases. These problems were largely addressed by the smaller version of the full AT form factor, … [Read more...]
There are five recordable versions of DVD: DVD-R for General DVD-R for Authoring DVD-RAM DVD-RW, and DVD+RW. All writable DVD formats … [Read More...]
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Keyboard shortcuts help you get around much faster than using the mouse. The mouse is a useful gadget, but there is nothing like being able to cruise … [Read More...]