Category Archives: Computers and Software

POS software can easily monitor any specific restaurant process and format these details straight into brief reports. Some of the more favorite activity to track and review include: which dishes are the most sold, supply of defined ingredients, and automatic … Continue reading →

There is 3 specific designs of Liquid crystal display monitors; TN (Twisted Nematic), VA (Vertical Alignment) and IPS (In-Plane Switching). The final 1 will be clearly on the rise and also if the exact trend keeps growing the way it … Continue reading →

There are three different variations of LCD displays; TN (Twisted Nematic), VA (Vertical Alignment) and IPS (In-Plane Switching). The final 1 is undoubtedly becoming increasingly popular and of course if this pattern continues the way it does, it could very … Continue reading →

If you want to buy a new mouse or you’re just curious about how mice function then this will be a good read. I cover the way optical and laser technology works and I compare the two in order to … Continue reading →

When we think of what is regarded as the most common obsession right now, the answer might not be as easy as it seems like. People get addicted to lots of things. However, have we actually paused and asked ourselves … Continue reading →

A good LED Computer Monitor is known for having a significantly longer life span compared to LCD computer monitors, however although LED computer monitors have proven to be a lot better in the main, you need to actually take your … Continue reading →

The SURFboard SB6121 from Motorola, building on the success of the SB6120, gives you broadband at lightning-fast speed to give you a full media experience. With DOCSIS 3.0 technology, the modem features four downstream and four upstream channels which gives … Continue reading →

It’s considered a “mini” keyboard, and that’s precisely what the Rii is. Obviously, I’m pertaining to the size in comparison to a normal PC keyboards – and it’s a good deal smaller. Measuring a mere 5.9 inches by 2.3 inches … Continue reading →

At heart, optical mice are equipped with an optoelectronic sensor (a small low-resolution video camera) which takes successive pictures of the surface on which the mouse operates. The images of the surface that the sensor takes are captured in continuous … Continue reading →

Today’s optical mice work on most surfaces. Some exceptions are glass, mirror and other specular surfaces. The color of the light emitting diode (LED) of the optical mouse is for the most part red just because red diodes are cheaper … Continue reading →