At the beginning of the personal computer era, there were major compatibility issues, because most manufacturers wanted their own hardware components and software for their computers. This dark period came almost completely to an end in 2006-2007, when the last major computer manufacturer (Apple) adopted 99%...
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hugepedia on Jan 18, 2011 in
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The operating system is what separates basic digital devices from more advanced ones. A DVD player, simple mobile phone, LCD-TV …etc. have only a small piece of software called firmware, which is responsible for managing the devices’ resources, but it can’t be modified by the user and no...
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hugepedia on Dec 14, 2010 in
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Apple is a computer manufacturer (or better said, designer) like any other. There are two major differences between Apple and other computer manufacturers. One is that Apple always makes very stylish and expensive laptops, desktops and servers. Every Mac computer can be recognized by its enclosure, while the...
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hugepedia on Nov 29, 2010 in
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Apple has recently refreshed the hardware of its MacBook Air lineup, which now includes a 11” very slim Core 2 Duo laptop and a 13” model based on the same type of processor but on a slightly higher frequency. Apple fans had to wait a long time for this improvement, and if I were them I wouldn’t be...
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hugepedia on Nov 20, 2010 in
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It’s no secret that almost all recent desktop Apple computers come with ATI graphics and many users are now happy with their highly efficient Intel – ATI Radeon 5xxx desktop computers. Apple laptops on the other hand come with very old Geforce 3xxM graphics chips that don’t support DirectX 11....
