For malaysian Ares P2p User!

I just create a channel, Named 'Malaysia P2p' for Ares User. If you Ares user just click the link Malaysia P2p join Ares P2p user community...... Chatting, make friends and Sharing files!

Intel, The Capitalist!!!!!! Shift to AMD!!!

Intel Guilty on it's rivalry, AMD.

THE VERDICT IS IN, and Intel has been found guilty as charged by the EU for abusing its dominant market position, with the chipmaker being fined a whopping €1.06 billion.

The EU said Chipzilla had violated EC Treaty antitrust rules under Article 82, abusing its dominant market position "by engaging in illegal anticompetitive practices to exclude competitors from the market for computer chips called x86 central processing units (CPUs)".

Neelie Kroes, EU Competition Commissioner

The EU Commission said it had found Intel guilty of two kinds of nefarious illegal practice, the first of which was giving "wholly or partially hidden rebates to computer manufacturers on condition that they bought all, or almost all, their x86 CPUs from Intel", whilst the second was Intel's direct pay-offs to OEMs to stop or delay the launches of products containing its competitors' chips.

The commission said it also found Intel guilty of making "direct payments to a major retailer on condition it stock only computers with Intel x86 CPUs," saying that these moves "effectively prevented customers - and ultimately consumers - from choosing alternative products."

"By undermining its competitors' ability to compete on the merits of their products, Intel's actions undermined competition and innovation" said a Commission press release.

Along with the €1.06 billion fine, Intel has been ordered to stop its antitrust behavior immediately and told the Commission will actively monitor its compliance. The fine is equivalent to $1.44 billion, a very hard whack to Intel's bottom line, considering the firm had $3.5 billion in cash on its balance sheet at the end of Q1.

Giuliano Meroni, AMD's EMEA president, told the INQ "The EU decision will shift the power from an abusive monopolist to computer makers, retailers and above all consumers".

source:http://www.theinquirer.net

Dell XPS 1530 Lappy!!!

This is my friend lappy, which he bring to my house. He want me to install windows in it, but when i switch on the lappy already with Vista Home, but in 1 partition. Then i created another partition in Vista. I just shrink the existing partition then i create the partition. This lappy very stylish beside with high end specification, which is Core 2 duo processor 2.5 ghz, Ram 4Gb, Graphic card Nvidia Geforce GT 8600.... For gamers and designers this is the lappy for them.

New second hand (recond) computer in stock!!!

New in stock!!! anyone who want to buy recond pc for personal use, office, or want to open cyber cafe just let me know! All this with Pentium 4(1.6,2.0,2.4ghz) processor, 256 ddram, hdd20gb/40gb, also with keyboard, mouse and CRT Monitor.

Related Tag: Second hand computer, Recond computer, Pentium 4

Kenapa Komputer/Pc terpakai/2nd hand??

Kenapa komputer terpakai? Kerana barangan terpakai tu masih boleh di pakai serta berkualiti tinggi. Kami di sini sangat menyokong komputer terpakai untuk di gunakan dan di jual, kerana untuk peniaga bumiputera ini satu peluang perniagaan yang baik kerana buat masa ini pasaran komputer terpakai masih lagi di kuasai golongan bumi. Bagi mereka yang selalu merungut dengan harga perkakasan komputer yang mahal dan harga yang tetap, komputer terpakai adalah alternatif yang baik untuk di niagakan. Kami di sini sangat menyokong kepada mana2 peniaga untuk berniaga barangan komputer terpakai seterusnya menguasai pasaran perniagaan ini di Malaysia, seperti mana mereka menguasai pasaran barangan komputer baru. Pasaran untuk komputer terpakai adalah pelajar sekolah menengah, sekolah rendah, kanak-kanak, kegunaan di rumah, pejabat-pejabat dan banyak lagi... Kerana processor Pentium4 masih relevan di pakai. Di pejabat- pejabat kerajaan sendiri masih lagi menggunakan pentium 4 serta sistem operasi Windows Xp walaupun Windows 7 serta processor Intel I7 adalah produk yang terkini....


Kami menjual Komputer|Pc Terpakai!!

Kami menjual Komputer|Pc terpakai dari jenama IBM, DELL, COMPAQ, DATAMINI imported.
Sila Lawati Http://bundlepc.blogspot.com untuk maklumat lanjut.

yang bersemangat,
Bundle Pc

Related Tags: Pc terpakai, Komputer terpakai, Komputer Murah, Pc Murah, Bundle pc.

Sebakti Mineral water...bottle label design

This is my group project assignment... My task is, create the label for mineral water. This is last minute handcraft....The top image is the blueprint, then i create with my own design with the same concept..where the water drop from bamboo...

Aku lari ke Kolam Keli....

Hari ni aku melawat kolam Bapak aku.. Dah berapa hari aku tangguh nak lawat kolam ikan keli dia..Sib baik lum kene perli.. Tengah Kerja, aku lari jap, Cabut!!!! Gi makan Jap pastu Hello bos(bapak) aku tanya kat mana, sekali dia cakap kat kolam, aku pon gi arrr.... Sampai kat kolam, dia citer la ngan aku plan2 yang dia nak wat...aku dengar je....Tapi bunyi berwawasan..... Lagi sebulan dah leh start wat pembenihan keli kata dia bila karen(Elektrik) dah masuk... Pembenihan keli??? Cam sempoi je..Apa yang dia citer kat aku, dia nak buat pembenihan ikan keli, pastu jual benih keli... Induk keli pon dia nak jual...Aku tengok induk keli dia besar-besar gak arr, dah nama pon induk... Bos aku ni memang pakar hal2 pertanian nih, sebab dia selalu bagi kursus pertanian, tak kira la pasal keli ke, lintah ke, fertigasi ke...memang pakar arr...
Tak lama pastu dah lama dia sembang ngan aku, aku tunggu masa nak celah je, ...nak bla ni, nak masuk keje balik..Pap! dia berenti bercakap ,aku pon, "ok lah yah saya masuk keje dulu".. Dengan penuh visi aku berlalu....Berjaya akhirnya..... la la la...

Quantum Bigfoot..... 2GB

This is another rare hdd i found...... same customer..... This is the Quantum Bigfoot, capacity 2.1GB larger than that Medalist... but still bring trouble to me.... Pc that attached this hdd use Pentium II. This hdd can't boot, i think the OSes corrupt coz the error is "NO SYSTEM DISK FOUND bla bla ba"... So the solution, i replace the hdd with 40GB.... So i can install XP there and more software.... and running on Pentium II... with 256 SDRAM and lil bit of tweaking, the XP running smoothly... After compare the size of the hdd with other, now i know why Bigfoot....

Seagate MEDALIST 1 GB

I found this Hard disk in my customer Pc, pentium III.... This pc use in primary school, "standard la sekolah rendah agama kampung". But the hard disk look new..... The capasity of the hardisk is 1GB. What the content in that hdd is Windows 98 and other texts document. This pc infected by virus, so what i am to do is format it back and install xp, i replaced the hard disk with 80gb, coz i want to install more software.... 1 gb not enough, rather use pendrive la....heehehehhe.. I think this is 80's or 90's product, nowdays doesnt exist....so what i wanna do with this hard disk..?

Bilik komputer aku.....

Bersepah!!!! .....dengan komputer dell gx240 series yang aku amik.....dengan repair pc orang lagi...tak terurus...!!!nanti dah kurang sikit pc baru aku kemas...penat arr melayan komputer ni, dah la takde meja, aku repair pon mencangkung, letih ooo......Tapi dah benda ni yang aku minat nak wat.. aku layan kan aje... Ada byk lagi komputer kat umah aku ni, yang belum terjual....2 minggu lepas baru abis 8 biji..... untuk stok baru ni, 2 biji dah jalan....tinggal lagi 3 biji.... Abis suma orang kampung aku pakai pc yang sama, hehehehhe.... takpe pas ni aku amik brand lain lak, tapi tetap warna hitam, baru jahat....

Bundle Pc

Attn: This post for Malaysian only....

Kepada Yang berminat menjalankan perniagaan komputer terpakai, atau yang memang menjalankan perniagaan komputer terpakai, atau kepada sesiapa yang ingin membeli komputer terpakai untuk pejabat, cyber cafe dan sebagainya....pada harga yang sangat berpatutan, Sila Email kepada ar802hero@yahoo.com. Saya Pembekal komputer dan perkakasan terpakai, bukan baju je ade bundle, komputer pon ade tau!

Speed up Xp for small processor eg: Intel Atom...

Attention to Acer Aspire One user!!

The SSD HD that comes in the Linux version of the Acer Aspire One has very fast read times, but very slow write times and because of this, some adjustments need to be made to speed up the system under Windows XP. All of these tweaks are very easy to make, and make a huge difference in performance. The key is to keep the system accessing the SSD as infrequently as possible.
As mentioned in a previous post, make sure you formatted the HD with the FAT32 file system and not NTFS. NTFS will be painfully slow on the SSD.
BIOS
The first thing you can do to speed up the system is to disable the “D2D recovery” system in the BIOS (Press F2 at startup to access the BIOS). This feature keeps an extra partition for recovery and takes up drive space and usage. Simply disable it, save and exit to boot back into Windows.
Turn off Paging File
If you’ve upgraded your memory (see below post) to the maximum 1.5GB, then you can turn off the paging file, which will greatly reduce startup time and speed up general usage. I do not recommend doing this though if you have less than 1GB of RAM. To disable the paging file, go to System Properties > Settings (under performance), select the “advanced” tab, then click the Change (under virtual memory) button. Click on the “No paging file” radio button and then click “set” and “apply”. You will have to restart your machine for the changes to take effect.
Turn off visual effects
Windows XP is pretty, but a lot of the shadowing and fading in and out that the system uses takes up a good deal of memory and resources. Turning off all or most of these effects will speed up the system. To adjust the effects, go to System Properties > Settings (under performance) and select the “Adjust for best performance” radio button. This will untick all of the visual effects. Personally, I like the blue bar at the bottom with the green start button, so I indulged and instead selected “custom” and ticked the last box, “Use visual styles on windows and buttons.”
Turn off Unnecessary Programs and Services
A lot of programs like to startup as soon as Windows loads so that they can be accessed more quickly. The problem is that these background programs are taking up memory and other resources, and unless you use these programs often, are usually best turned off to boost overall performance. Check the “Startup” folder in your programs list to make sure that nothing is loading that you don’t need started when Windows starts.
Similarly, you can turn off services that you don’t need. To access the services menu, go to Start > Run and type in “services.msc”. To disable a service, double click the service, and change the drop down menu under “startup type” to “disable.”
Here is a list of services that I’ve disabled on my Acer Aspire One that has increased the speed and doesn’t seem necessary in my instance of Windows:
AlerterBackground Intelligent Transfer ServiceClipbookComputer BrowserError Reporting ServiceHelp and SupportHuman Interface Device AccessIndexing ServiceIPSEC ServicesMessengerNetwork DDENetwork DDE DSDMPerformance Logs and AlertsPortable Media Serial Number ServiceQos RSVPRemote Desktop Help Session ManagerRouting and Remote AccessSecondary LogonTCP/IP NetBIOS HelperUninterruptible Power SupplyWebClientWindows TimeWMI Performance Adapter
All of these services have a detailed description in the window so you can choose to disable more, or less services depending on how you use your machine. If you happen to disable a service that a program needs, it will just fail to load and usually mention that it needs a particular service that you can just re-enable in the services program.
With all of these tweaks, my cold-start time to ready-to-use time went from 65 seconds to 35 seconds which I’m more than happy with. General usage is also noticably improved and makes this a very nice Windows XP machine even with the slower SSD.

Source:aceraspireoneblog.com

*for anyone who use Acer aspire one or other laptop which use Intel Atom, this tips for your XP..

The differentiate between RAM

Different types of RAM - SDRAM, DDR, DDR2 and RDRAM

RAM (Random Access Memory) comes in several different types, which are not compatible with each other, and a motherboard will be compatible with one type of RAM. For example, DDR Memory won't work with motherboards designed for only DDR2, SDRAM or RDRAM memory, and vice versa.

	DDR2 DDR2 is the most common type of memory in modern PCs today, having introduced features and functions that go well beyond the DDR SDRAM specification. It has 240 pins and is able to operate at data rates much faster than DDR1. Additionally, DDR2 adds a second port to transfer data packets to the CPU, doubling the transfer rate of DDR1.
	DDR1 Originally known as plain 'DDR', this type of memory has become less common over the years, having been virtually replaced by DDR2. It's an evolution of SDRAM with 184 pins. While SDRAM transfers data once per clock signal, DDR transfers data twice, almost doubling the data transfer rate. DDR is Double data rate (DDR) SDRAM.
	SDRAM SDRAM stands for synchronous dynamic random access memory, so called because it synchronises with a clock signal and therefore the processor. Single data rate SDRAM is the oldest type of SDRAM, and is therefore commonly known simply as SDRAM rather than SDR SDRAM. While older PCs still use SDRAM it is no longer used in new systems, DDR or DDR2 being used instead. SDRAM has 168 pins.
	RDRAM An alternative to DDR SDRAM is Rambus DRAM (or RDRAM). It uses double data rate in a similar way to DDR and has the same number of pins, and is used in some games consoles, but it is not common in PC systems.

Different types of memory module - SIMM, DIMM and SODIMM

Memory modules come in different forms, and it's essential to get the right kind to fit your motherboard. A DIMM module won't fit into a SODIMM slot, and vice versa.

	DIMM Most systems use DIMMs - Dual In-Line Memory Modules. DIMMS have separate electrical contacts on each side, as opposed to the SIMM's redundant contacts. DIMMs with their 64-bit data path can be installed individually and replace the matched pairs of SIMMs. The number of pins depends on the type of DIMM.
	SIMM SIMM stands for Single In-Line Memory Module. These memory modules are installed in pairs, and are the older type of module, having a 32-bit data path and only 72 pins, meaning that 64-bit computing remains an impossibility on SIMM-based PC system.
	SODIMM Small outline dual in-line memory modules (SODIMMs) are a smaller version of a DIMM, being about half the size and with either 72, 144 or 200 pins. They are therefore commonly found in laptop computers while regular DIMMs are found in PCs.

Non-ECC memory

ECC and non-ECC memory can usually be placed in the same system without problem, although it will effectively operate as a completely non-ECC-based system. Non-ECC memory is recommended for home and office desktop PCs. The biggest advantage that non-ECC memory offers to the user, is an increase in speed over any ECC equivalent. Non-ECC is ideal for 99% of computers.

ECC memory

Rarely found in home PCs, Error-correcting code memory is memory that tests the accuracy of data moving in and out, and is able to detect and correct some errors without user intervention. These small errors are normally caused by cosmic rays. ECC memory is only really beneficial if you're going to be processing massive amounts of data (like a server does) and all data needs to be 100% accurate. ECC memory is not normally needed for home systems, but is commonly used in server computers.

Flash memory

Flash memory is a non-volatile form of memory - it doesn't need a power supply to maintain the data stored on it. While it has some applications within PCs, including the BIOS chip, it is also found in devices such as MP3 players, USB memory sticks, memory cards for video game consoles, and the CompactFlash and Secure Digital cards used in many digital cameras.

source:Misco.co.uk, en.wiki.org.

*......woaahhhh...now i know it..the different between Ram which it use in computer,server and other digital devices. Gimme more gimme more!!Thanks to Dailygeeks.... (^.^)

ABS-Secure Encrypted Backup Solution (160GB)

The ABS-Secure Encrypted Backup Solution (160GB) external hard drive is almost bulletproof, but it exacts a price for its high level of security.

The price of security is giving up some convenience. That maxim definitely applies to the ABS-Secure Encrypted Backup Solution by CMS Products ($180 list). True to its name, this external hard drive is very secure, with 256-bit AES encryption for the entire drive (as opposed to individual folders or files using software encryption utilities). The ABS-Secure extends CMS Product's ABS Plus external hard drive line to the security conscious (read: paranoid), and its encryption level goes far beyond that of its competitors. Although the protection is stronger, you do pay a price, since the drive is somewhat expensive and is more complicated to set up than its rivals.

*Bullet proof?? sound interesting....too gangsta' fo' external drive..

Harman/Kardon Soundsticks II

Harman Kardon's SoundSticks II three-piece speaker system produces high-quality stereo sound for Music, MP3's, movies and gaming experiences.
SoundSticks II encourages consumers to step out of the ordinary speaker world and offers sound in an original and unique package. The system, described as curvy, sleek and sexy, provides consumers with sound that is loud and clear.
SoundSticks II employs a new computer-optimized multi-band parametric equalization and Harman’s unique ”capacitance touch“ control buttons on the right satellite allow for direct access to volume control.

*i never see my friends use Harman/Kardon speaker, but i know Harman/Kardon sound's quality is good...

Altec Lansing Expressionist Classic FX2020

Altec Lansing's Expressionist Classic FX2020 speakers aren't going to knock your socks off with their power, but they also won't put much of a dent in your wallet. And with a unique industrial look, they're pretty sweet to look at. Unfortunately, if you're looking for deep low-end, you won't get it here. The speakers lack bass and tend to distort at high volumes. Their price is right, however, and they make a perfect, interesting-looking desktop speaker set for the office—assuming you don't blast your music at work.

source:pcmag.com

*If you are a normal user i can consider you to use this, but for gamers, music lover... Forget it!!

Label clouds links

Wanna make your blog interesting? yeah, i've found some interesting widget to put on your blog or website. I call it Labels cloud(most of user call it.. ), look at top right of my blog. So how is it? Nice right? Here i put the script, so you can ask your friends whats new on your blog...

Go to Layout>Edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard,and search for the following line (or similar)(for easy finder press ctrl+f and paste the line below):


<b:section class="'sidebar'" id="'sidebar'" preferred="'yes'">

Immediatly after this line, paste the following section of code:


<b:widget id="'Label99'" locked="'false'" title="'Labels'" type="'Label'">
<b:includable id="'main'">
<b:if cond="'data:title'">
<h2>
</b:if>
<div class="'widget-content'">
<script src='http://halotemplates.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-cumulus-example/swfobject.js'

type='text/javascript'/>
<div id="'flashcontent'">label clouds by <a href="http://www.dailygeeks.blogspot.com/">Arip</a>
<script type="'text/javascript'">
var so = new

SWFObject("http://halotemplates.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-cumulus-example/tagcloud.swf",

"tagcloud", "240", "300", "7", "#ffffff");
// uncomment next line to enable transparency
//so.addParam("wmode", "transparent");
so.addVariable("tcolor", "0x333333");
so.addVariable("mode", "tags");
so.addVariable("distr", "true");
so.addVariable("tspeed", "100");
so.addVariable("tagcloud", "<tags><a
expr:href='data:label.url' style='12'><data:label.name></data:label.name></b:loop>");
so.addParam("allowScriptAccess", "always");
so.write("flashcontent");
</script>
<b:include name="'quickedit'/">
</div>
</b:includable>
</b:widget><b:widget id="'Label99'" locked="'false'" title="'Labels'" type="'Label'">
<b:includable id="'main'">
<b:if cond="'data:title'">
<h2>
</b:if>
div class="'widget-content'">
<script src="http://halotemplates.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-cumulus-example/swfobject.js" type="text/javascript">
<div id="'flashcontent'">label clouds by <a href="'http://www.dailygeeks.blogspot.com/'">Arip</div>
<script type="'text/javascript'"><br/> var so = new<br /><br />SWFObject("http://halotemplates.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-cumulus-example/tagcloud.swf",<br/><br/>"tagcloud", "240", "300", "7", "#ffffff");
// uncomment next line to enable transparency
//so.addParam("wmode", "transparent");
so.addVariable("tcolor", "0x333333");
so.addVariable("mode", "tags");
so.addVariable("distr", "true");
so.addVariable("tspeed", "100");<br /> so.addVariable("tagcloud", "<tags><b:loop values="'data:labels'" var="'label'"><a href="'data:label.url'" style="'12'"><data:label.name/></a></b:loop></tags>");<br /> so.addParam("allowScriptAccess", "always");<br /> so.write("flashcontent");<br /> </script>
<b:include name="'quickedit'/">
</div>
</b:includable>
</b:widget>

You can resize the width and height , change the coloring number above, also the background and text(just insert number without #) of your Label clouds. So goodluck..And if any matter or got problem to do this just leave your comment... i will rescue...



Terima Kasih! !


windows xp ringtones!!!

First i heard at my friends house after he got call, his phone ringtones sound windows Xp log on, i laugh.. coz that's tones is mix up.The Sounds cool!! Then i grab all this tones to put in my phone memory, hehheeh... now my phone sound's windows xp!!! So now i want you to look like profesional Windows user!







Download Windows xp ReMix theme sounds

iPhoneDisk - your iPhone is a mobile drive

Sometimes you need a handy mobile storage device to move files around between locations. You could use a flash drive or an external disk, but why not make use of that 16GB phone that you carry with you all the time?
iPhoneDisk is a MacFUSE based filesystem for the iPhone. Simply install MacFUSE, then install iPhoneDisk, and your iPhone will be usable as a general storage device. When you connect it via USB, it will show up on your desktop just like a USB drive would. You'll always have a convenient external disk on hand, and it's one less thing you need to carry around with you.

iPhoneDisk

MacFUSE

author: sounds good for Iphone user....

source: www.hackszine.com

Western Digital Caviar Green (WD20EADS) -2TB!

The affordable Western Digital Caviar Green (WD20EADS) is the highest-capacity desktop hard drive on the planet. For about RM900($300) you can put 2TB of storage into your PC. The drive is part of Western Digital's GreenPower drive family, which strives for the ideal balance of performance, power conservation, and low noise. I tested an engineering sample—hence the absence of a rating in this review (we'll rate the shipping version, of course). Power consumption was certainly low—about at the level of the older 1TB WD10EACS—and the acoustics were generally quite good.

source: pcmag.com