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    • 31.

      Consumer, Shopping on the Net will never be the Same Again


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-08-02
      Shopping is a time consuming chore for some; for others, it's more a way of life. But one thing you don't normally consider is how you actually do it. For instance, before you buy an item of cloth...
    • 32.

      City Transport Icons


      by Dmitry Costenco - 2008-09-18
      Whether you are a planning a bus route or laying out the entire transport network of a city, running a shipping company or developing software for logistics, you require icons of the many objects of ...
    • 33.

      Zwcad 2008i - Unrivalled Cost / Performance Drafting Solutions


      by Owen Zi - 2008-10-04
      The advanced technology of 3D software has demonstrated its power in designing complicated products for years. So you may ask - Is there still a requirement for 2D technology in the plastic & rubber i...
    • 34.

      The Technologies That Failed


      by Sandra Prior - 2008-11-04
      Two words: Virtual Reality. At the start of the 90s, it was going to be the biggest leap forward in the industry. Now? Who even really remembers? VR suffered from three key problems. The technology w...
    • 35.

      Computers, The Technologies that Failed


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-11-04
      Two words: Virtual Reality. At the start of the 90s, it was going to be the biggest leap forward in the industry. Now? Who even really remembers? VR suffered from three key problems. The technolog...
    • 36.

      Computers, How do 3D Cards Work?


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-12-12
      On the most simple level, your PC's processor receives information about the image the software you're running is trying to show. It then sends that information to your graphics card, which judges...
    • 37.

      Computers, 3D Graphic Cards Trend Setters


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-12-13
      What a 3D card can do is defined as much by the API (Application Programming Interface). You'll know this as DirectX (specifically, its Direct3D component). Rival, OpenGL API still exists, but it'...
    • 38.

      Computers, The Past and Future of 3D


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-12-14
      History began in 1996. Well, really it began in 1981, when screens ousted printers as the primary way of viewing a computer's output, leading IBM to release their MDA video card. With a change 4KB...
    • 39.

      Computers, The Art of Overclocking a 3D Card


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-01-12
      By contrast to all that fiddling about with CPUs, 3D card overclocking is incredibly simple. It's all done from within Windows, with no rebooting required, and in Vista you'll even find that the s...
    • 40.

      Computers, ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2


      by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-01-16
      Two graphics chips. One card. And a whole lotta rendering fun: That's the basic philosophy behind the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2, AMD's latest dual-CPU 3D card. Actually, that's the philosophy AMD has ...