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Getting a second laptop battery
In a recent TechRepublic poll, we asked about the company policies or personal practices in regard to laptop batteries. Here are the results of that poll. It seems clear from the results that the majority of TechRepublic members with a company-issued laptop do...
Tags: Battery, Laptop Battery, Laptop Computer, Engineering, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2008-07-30
The MacBook Air of the 80s: The Tandy Model 100
Debuting in 1983, the Tandy Model 100 was the first truly portable computer. It heralded the era of the notebook computer and was even more shocking than the MacBook Air. Here's a look back. by John Sheesley
Tags: Apple MacBook, Battery, Computer, Radio Shack, Productivity, Notebooks, Engineering, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, John Sheesley
Blog posts 2008-07-25
Photos: Engineering New Orleans, post-Katrina
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is putting a great deal of money and effort into new hurricane protection systems that it hopes can reduce the risk of catastrophic flooding in the future. by CNET News.com
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Photograph, Strategy, Security, Management, CNET News.com, news, engineering, new orleans
Image galleries 2008-07-07
Better than lithium-ion?
The last few years have seen a dramatic increase in the proliferation of portable consumer gadgets: iPods, PSP, mobile phones and laptops are all power-hungry devices. A common lament is that battery technology has failed to keep up. Silver-zinc battery technology however, might just change that. by Paul Mah
Tags: Lithium-ion, Battery, ZPower, Engineering, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2008-06-30
Practical tips for setting up a UPS
Today I'm going to share some pointers I learned from my previous experiences in buying and setting up a UPS for a midsize server room. I hope it will be useful to you. by Paul Mah
Tags: United Parcel Service Of America Inc., Battery Pack, Engineering, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2008-06-10
Photos: Maker Faire unboxed
Weekend event celebrates the do-it-yourselfer ethos with fire, paint, BBs, wire, shadows, and tongue-in-cheek engineering. The Maker Faire, which took place over the weekend in San Mateo, Calif., celebrated the do-it-yourself ethos. This manifested in both the "makers" who brought their personal projects and the attendees,...
Tags: news, Maker Faire, Light-emitting Diode, Photograph, Coil, Engineering, Internet, CNET News.com
Image galleries 2008-05-06
Cracking Open the Sony PlayStation Portable
Follow along as we disassemble Sony's popular hand-held gaming system--the PlayStation Portable. by Anthony Sullivan
Tags: Sony Corp., Sony Playstation, Sony PlayStation Portable, Game Players, Games, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, cracking open, geekend, off topic, Screw, Screen, Battery, Ribbon Cable, Engineering
Image galleries 2008-04-22
Geek Gifts 2008: The Annoy-a-tron
The Annoy-a-tron from ThinkGeek.com is a little device designed to annoy your friends with a nearly undetectable intermittent beep. This little practical joke device can attach to any metal surface via a magnet and clandestinely annoy your victim with a mysterious sound that periodically emanates from its tiny speaker. ...
Tags: Monitor, Device, Annoy-a-tron, Monitors & Displays, Engineering, Hardware, Components, Mark Kaelin
Blog posts 2008-04-15
U.S. Postal Service goes green with free mail-in recycling service for electronics
In 10 metro areas across the country, the United States Postal Service has launched a new pilot program that allows people to submit old inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges, and small electronics for proper disposal and recycling via free pre-paid mailers that customers can pick up at Post Office branches. If...
Tags: Battery, Electronics, U.S. Postal Service, Postal Service, Yeoman, Engineering, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2008-03-19
Sorting character strings using SQL Server
You are probably familiar with the built-in sorting abilities of SQL Server for columnar data, but what if you need to sort character strings stored in SQL Server fields? Even though this may not be a common need for most users, this issue may come up from time to time. I'll demonstrate...
Tags: Algorithm, Function, Microsoft SQL Server, Server, String, Character, VARCHAR, Tim, Engineering, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Tim Chapman
Blog posts 2008-03-03
Software vs. appliance: A first look at the Barracuda Spam Firewall
You may remember that back in November, I talked about the various approaches to dealing with SPAM and junk-mail.  I also mentioned that I would be looking to replace my custom anti-spam gateway with an appliance-finally, after a long wait, I've received my Barracuda Spam Firewall! The...
Tags: Software, Panel, Firewall, Light-emitting Diode, Spam, Analysis, E-mail, Engineering, Online Communications, Justin Fielding
Blog posts 2008-02-06
The Geekend Valentine's Day gift guide
Though xkcd probably said it best when it comes to the two-edged sword that is Valentines Day, this knowledge still won't get you off the hook for commemorating the day with a token of appreciation presented to your significant other. Thus, here's a rundown of some geek-worthy and reasonably priced...
Tags: Molecule, Engineering, Jay Garmon
Blog posts 2008-01-29
Photos: LEDs in your contact lenses
It's still just a prototype at the University of Washington, but eventually electronic circuitry could create virtual displays before your very eyes. by CNET News.com
Tags: news, led, TechRepublic Inc., Light-emitting Diode, Photograph, Engineering, CNET News.com
Image galleries 2008-01-23
A screwdriver is all it takes to replace MacBook Air battery
For those folks thinking of getting a MacBook Air, here's one less reason not to put it off. One of the complaints -- other than the price -- is the fact that the battery is not user-replaceable. However, according to AppleInsider, it's not rocket science for users to swap...
Tags: Apple MacBook, Battery, Screwdriver, Engineering, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2008-01-19
Nanowires to triple battery capacities
Researchers at Stanford have developed nanowire electrodes that help batteries hold more charge. An excerpt from TechnologyReview: The development, reported in the scientific journal Nature Materials, stems from the labs of nanowire innovator Yi Cui and battery expert Robert Huggins at Stanford's Materials Science and Engineering...
Tags: Electrode, Battery, Engineering, Arun Radhakrishnan
Blog posts 2008-01-10
Set a reminder and avoid storm shocks
Driving home during a thunderstorm last night, I was treated to quite a show. Lightning slashed across the sky, and I couldn’t help but gasp as I saw several bolts hit skyscrapers along the Chicago skyline. Once my awe passed, though, I was left wondering about my power protection systems....
Tags: Storm, Engineering, Productivity, William Jones
Blog posts 2008-01-08
Lithium battery restrictions for air-travellers
From the 1st January the Transport and Security Administration TSA will enforce new regulations governing the carrying of lithium batteries on aircraft. The regulations prohibit the carrying of any ‘spare' or ‘loose' lithium batteries in checked baggage. This is obviously due to the violent explosions that...
Tags: Lithium, Battery, Regulation, Lithium Battery, Lithium Cell, Engineering, Consumer Electronics, Regulations, Personal Technology, Government, Justin Fielding
Blog posts 2007-12-30
Silicon nanowires significantly boost lithium ion battery capacity
Stanford University assistant professor Yi Cui and his research team are about to revolutionize lithium ion battery technology. Cui was able to overcome an existing design limitation and construct a battery capable of producing ten times more electricity than an equivalent sized lithium ion battery using current technology. Just imagine...
Tags: Silicon, Battery, Lithium Ion Battery, Engineering, Semiconductors, Hardware, Michael Kassner
Blog posts 2007-12-29
10 good ways to use your remaining IT budget before the end of the year
Do you have a small pocket of IT budget money that you may lose as the calendar year ends? Take a look at these 10 tips for ideas on how to use your remaining funds in ways you may not have thought of. You might be able to make small...
Tags: Power Management, Information Technology, Battery, Training, LCD, Computer, Monitors & Displays, Data Centers, Engineering, Productivity, Workforce Management, Hardware, Components, Storage, Data Management, Human Resources, Rick Vanover
Blog posts 2007-12-13
Photos: Green tech from coast to coast
U.S. start-ups are investing in everything from wind and solar power to cleaner-burning natural gas and self-charging batteries. by CNET News.com
Tags: news, wind power, solar power, green tech, TechRepublic Inc., Green Technology, Photograph, Telecom & Utilities, Engineering, CNET News.com
Image galleries 2007-12-13


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