How To Fix 99% Of All Computer Problems

How To Fix 99% Of All Computer Problems: "Computer problems. Even the most experienced users have to deal with computer issues occasionally. Sometimes the most trivial things will cause a computer to malfunction. Different problems require different solutions; but it mostly boils down to troubleshooting. To help fix 99% of all PC problems, ICP Networks came up with this genius infograph."

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Amazon's next Kindle Fires rumored to have sharper displays, lighter builds

Amazon's next Kindle Fires rumored to have sharper displays, lighter builds: "It's a no-brainer that Amazon will announce new Kindle Fires later this year. The company unveiled new tablets at around the same time the last two years, so we'd be shocked not to see an upgraded lineup at around the same time in 2013. A new report, however, claims to shed some light on the details of those upcoming Kindle Fire tablets."

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4K HDMI cables (are nonsense) | TV and Home Theater - CNET Reviews

4K HDMI cables (are nonsense) | TV and Home Theater - CNET Reviews: "With the slow and inevitable transition to Ultra HD 4K happening whether it's necessary or not, it's not surprising that cable manufacturers are jumping at the chance to sell new and more expensive "4K" HDMI cables."

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Power2Go Essentials hits Version 9 | The Download Blog - CNET Download.com

Power2Go Essentials hits Version 9 | The Download Blog - CNET Download.com: "On Tuesday, Cyberlink launched an updated release of Power2Go, a suite of burning utilities for Windows, exclusively on Download.com. Version 9 includes some basic burning features, in addition to added support for backing up photos and videos from sites like Vimeo, Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube."

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Do Computer Fans Always Run at 100% Unless Told Otherwise?

Do Computer Fans Always Run at 100% Unless Told Otherwise?: "Whether on laptops, desktops, or even game consoles, we’ve all heard the whir of the system fans in the background. How exactly do all these little cooling fans know when to spin up, down, and otherwise moderate the amount of air they’re moving?"

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