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Hands On Review of the Roku 3
Don’t make the mistake of comparing the Roku 3’s size to its capabilities. Roku 3 (http://amzn.com/B00BGGDVOO at Amazon) is a sleek, slender device that can easily fit within the palm of your hands. It is a powerful machine that is an absolute delight to use. I have been using the Roku 3 actively for the past one week and have been amazed at its speed and overall features set. Not only can the Roku 3 change channels quickly, its search and channel store library is second to none. This device is leaps and bounds above its competition and a significant
Click for more / Podcast Player>Do We Need Another Drive Extender? A First Look at PoolHD from Anvil AG
A new Drive Extender offering is on the market. PoolHD from Anvil AG http://poolhd.com/ is making a run at the expandable storage market with PoolHD and a promise that it will be simple, fast and infinite. The first version was released June 18, 2013. With a starting price of $12.95USD and a Windows Home Server 2011 / Windows Server 2012 Addin scheduled to release on June 26, 2013, the offering looks interesting. I am using a Window 7 VM with 2GB of RAM on top of Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Standard w Hyper-V role. The VM has a 60GB OS
Click for more / Podcast Player>Windows Home Server MVP John Zajdler and Paul Braren of Tinkertry.com, WHS Addins, Windows Server 2012 Essentials and R2 – HT123
Tom Ryden, VGo Cofounder and COO Talks Robotic Telepresence Solutions for Education and Healthcare and IBM Watson is Big Data – HT122
How using RAID 0 Can Increase Your PC Performance
Nothing new here. Just wanted to document some of the benchmark results from a recent install I am doing with a Dell Precision 690 Workstation that I picked up from a sale at work. The full tech specs are at the link above and it came with 2 x Dual-core Intel Xeon 5100 series processors. It also came with no drives and no OS and 4GB of RAM. My good friend Kevin Schoonover was able to track down 32GB of RAM, 2 x Dual NIC cards and 4 x 150GB WL150GB SATA drives to add to the mix. I was
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