Im not usually someone to help advertise a sale but thought this may be worth mentioning if your a geek like me. At this price though even if you have a remote interest in some tech you may just want to get one to scim through.
This is a 24 hour sale so hurry up. I’ve already ordered about 30 guides at this price and my past experience with their guides was part of my studies for Network+, Security+, and CCNA and found them to be helpful but failed my CCNA due to limitations with emulator at test center which has nothing to do with Mega Guide.
Go to Preplogic to order up

For the past couple of days I have been battling getting my new PC upgrade working. I had purchased MSI NF980-G65, AMD 965 Phenom II Black edition quad core 125 W, G.Skill DDR 3 2200 7-10-10-28 memory, hec Zephyr 1000 1000W power supply.
I had also purchased a 2nd identical board and processor plus Corsair DDR3 1600 ram for a friend.
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I think most PC builders realize Intel currently leads in the Processor performance department but when you are working within a budget I think you will find 9 times out of 10 you will get more performance for your money on the AMD platform. Toms Hardware website has posted such a comparison regarding in this case gaming optimized computer builds. Read it HERE

When you come across a printer that costs less than the print cartridges you grab it and run. Such was the case when I purchased my HP C3180 for $25. I actually grabbed upon two of them and when the first one ran out of ink about a year and a half ago I simply tossed it out and hooked up the second printer. Now the second printer is about to go in the trash only this time it’s not because it ran out of ink, but instead the scanner portion of the printer has quit working.
Thought I would share my experience with the HP products in general that has accumulated both through ownership and to support in the technical field.

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Last year a went ahead and purchased AiGuru S2.  I was looking for a Skype solution that used WiFi and when I ran across this for very cheap money advertising “WiFi” I made the mistake of jumping on board without first researching the product.

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Maybe you’re the type of person that uses two different browsers at any given time as I do for various reasons. Or maybe you have multiple computers at multiple locations that you would like to sync bookmarks with as I do. Maybe you dual-boot into the various different operating systems and would like to have your bookmarks synced in between your operating systems. Just wanted to share one such solution. (continue reading…)