Tech Explained
Wi-Fi EasyMesh is a new standard for smart, extended home WiFi network
Most home users now have several Wi-Fi enabled devices at home; your smartphone, a tablet, a laptop, smart TV, streaming set-top-box, an Xbox among several others. And a single WiFi router or MiFi won't cut it else you end-up with several WiFi dead zones. This... Read More
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Bitcoin: Everything you need to know in an infographic
You have probably already heard about Bitcoin, the cool virtual currency your wannabe investor friend said he's buying and soon becoming a millionaire. The price of Bitcoin in last months soared to as much as $20,000 before falling back to about $10,000. It's volatility caused... Read More
What is GDDR Memory and how does it differ from DDR SDRAM? Find out here
Samsung's Senior VP Jinman Han recently announced the early production of the industry's first 16Gb GDDR6 using its 10-nanometer class technology. These RAM chips will offer a comprehensive graphics DRAM line-up, with the highest performance and densities, in a very timely manner. So he said.... Read More
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Dolby Atmos turns your home into cimena-like sound
Dolby Atmos was always considered to be the future of home audio, but it is now for the present. Considered to be the most significant development in cinema audio since surround-sound, it is the first cinematic audio format in which sounds exist as individual entities,... Read More
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Beginner’s guide to Home Mesh WiFi Router Systems
If you find yourself bumping into dead WiFi zones around your home or office, don't be surprised. Your single WiFi router has limited broadcast range typically about 30m indoors. To make matters worse, WiFi wireless signals from your wireless router will be weakened by thick walls,... Read More
SIM card formats: Mini-SIM vs Micro-SIM vs Nano-SIM vs Embedded-SIM/eSIM
What's a phone without a SIM card? Those small invaluable chips store messages and contacts depending on the capacity of the SIM card. SIM cards come in memory capacities of 32K, 64K, 128K and now even 256K. These can store anywhere from 250 to 500 contacts and more and a small... Read More
DDR5 vs DDR4 vs DDR3 vs DDR2 SDRAM: features and specs comparison
What is RAM? Before we break down the various generations of RAM, i.e DDR4 vs DDR3 vs DDR2 vs DDR SDRAM, we should probably start with the basics. Firstly, DDR is RAM. If you have a computer, you are already using Computer RAM, whether or not you know or... Read More
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How to choose between HDMI, VGA, DVI, Thunderbolt and DisplayPort(DP) video displays
If you want to connect your laptop to your TV, the choice is almost obvious -- HDMI. And when you want to connect your laptop to a secondary HD monitor, options begin to be confusing. Your Laptop could be having an HDMI port but then... Read More
WiFi 802.11 ac vs ax vs ad: it’s a choice of speed over distance
Today almost everything from your smartphone, tablet, laptop, Blue ray, Smart TV to your set-top box has a WiFi to enable wireless communication. And that's a good thing; you get to avoid messy wiring around your living room or office which is cool. But you... Read More
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