You may have heard about E-books, you may even have heard about the Amazon Kindel (E-book reader), but did you know that there is a ton of other E-book readers on the marked? I personally had expected perhaps 5-6 different models, but acording to this link there are up to 39 different models (some not released yet though). If you are interested in E-books then it may be worth your while to visit http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_Reader_Matrix
This one might come in handy if you need a nostalgic moment, someone has created a site with old versions of well known and well used software (eg. now you can download Paint Shop Pro Version 1 if for some reason this was just your favorite). Actually I still use Paint Shop Pro 3.11 from time to time, it is so fast and easy to use if you just need to change a few pixels.
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AV comparison, www.av-comparatives.org has made a rather interesting comparison of how much different AV products slow down your machine, besides the technical comparison they also offer some general advices on how to optimize your experience with AV products in general.. Interesting reading, get their PDF here
E-books – lots of E-books..
GadgetsOld school software
Fun, UtilityThis one might come in handy if you need a nostalgic moment, someone has created a site with old versions of well known and well used software (eg. now you can download Paint Shop Pro Version 1 if for some reason this was just your favorite). Actually I still use Paint Shop Pro 3.11 from time to time, it is so fast and easy to use if you just need to change a few pixels.
Go here for a browse down memory lane;
http://www.oldversion.com/
AV slowdown comparison
Antivirus, SecurityAV comparison, www.av-comparatives.org has made a rather interesting comparison of how much different AV products slow down your machine, besides the technical comparison they also offer some general advices on how to optimize your experience with AV products in general.. Interesting reading, get their PDF here
A summery of their findings (higher is better);