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How to use your iPod to move your music to a new computer
Got a new computer? Because your iPod contains a high-capacity hard drive, you can use it to move all your music from your old computer to the new one.
11 February 2006
Turn your PC into a Mac - Engadget
by 1 otherSo, you wanna make your ugly Windows XP interface look like Mac OS X, huh?
Beginners Guides: 99 Performance Tips for WindowsXP - PCStats.com
by 7 othersFrom faster boot times, to speeding up your current hardware, PCstats has 99 Tips to make your computer run quicker, better, and more efficiently. - Version 1.0.0
07 February 2006
Lego iPod Dock assembly step-by-step - a photoset on Flickr
Instructions on how to build your own iPod Dock!
04 February 2006
03 February 2006
How Products Are Made
by 8 othersexplains and details the manufacturing process of a wide variety of products
02 February 2006
Mnemonics and Mnemonic Techniques from Mind Tools
by 1 otherThese tools help you to improve your memory. They help you both to remember facts accurately and to remember the structure of information.
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Click | Turning old music into digital
by 2 othersWith all the talk of MP3 and digital formats, it is easy to forget that music started off as analogue, on records. Chris Long shows how you can drag those magic vinyl masterpieces into the digital age.
01 February 2006
How to Fix a Dead Pixel on an LCD Monitor - WikiHow
by 1 otherSometimes, if there is a dead pixel, it's usually stuck, as the liquid crystal display (TFT LCD) has not covered the whole screen. This can be easily fixed.
20 January 2006
17 January 2006
Linux Home Theater PC howto
by 2 othersThe Linux HTPC Howto - Basic and Advance Media Center Build Tips
16 January 2006
Reinstalling Windows XP Without Drive Format
by 2 othersObjective: To reinstall Windows XP in order to obtain a fresh install/registry, but without possibly deleting data stored on the drive by the customer. This document assumes that Windows XP is presently installed in the standard WINDOWS directory.
09 January 2006
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