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What Is Jitter? By: Jason Clarke
Jitter is technically defined as a variation of a periodic signal or pulse from its ideal position in time. It is most commonly encountered in telecommunications (also called packet delay variation – PDV - the variation in the time of arrival of packets in a high-speed data transmission) and in electronic systems (the deviation in the amplitude, phase, timing or width of high-frequency digital signals).
Jason Clarke writes on topics such as Jitter , Network Layer and TCP for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-08-01)
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Gadgetiering Life Is The 21st Century Lifestyle Mantra! By: Amit Mishra
Human life has already been digitalized and small, tiny gadgets have been replacing 20th century bulky instruments. Sleek, Sizzling and Superb are the adjectives people very often use before such gadgets while describing them. From Japanese humanoids to handheld PDAs, human life has been addicted to such kinds of Generation-Y electronic gadgets.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-31)
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What Is 802.11g? By: Ronald Hall
The 802.11g is one of the standards defined by IEEE Standards Committee for wireless local area networks (WLAN). Commonly known as WiFi, it is a specification that offers wireless transmission over relatively short distances of up to 54 megabits per second (Mbps). It replaced the original WiFi, standard, 802.11b, which only allows speeds up to 11 Mbps.
Ronald Hall writes on topics such as 802.11g , WiFi 802.11 and Ultra Mobile Broadband for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-31)
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Keyboards “dirtier Than A Loo Seat†By: Stanley Bedford
Stanley Bedford writes for KEYTOOLS. For wide range of ergonomic chairs, flexible keyboard and many other computer accessories, visit: http://www.keytools.co.uk(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-31)
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How To Choose The Right Url For Your Company By: Rob Seolas
Those long hours you spent coming up with a business name aren’t quite over yet. The next step is choosing an appropriate URL address to accompany it. In order to get the best internet traffic possible, careful consideration should go into choosing.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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The Pc Secret Formula Shows Average People How To Make Their Pcs Work Like They Should By: niteen mehendale
The most common types of problems will occur when your computer is down to very low resources, which can either be a low amount of RAM, or a low disk space. These conditions are very common, and generally result in your computer running very slow.
You can get an excellent resource guide about computer maintainance and pc protection at this link - PC Optimization For Dummies(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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What Is Cat 6? By: Edward King
CAT 6 (short for Category 6) refers to an Ethernet cable as defined by Electronic Industries Association and Telecommunication Industry Association (EIA/TIA).
Edward King writes on topics such as CAT 6 , CAT 5 and CAT 3 for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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What Is Change Management? By: Brian Allen
Change Management refers to an IT Service Management discipline whose objective is to ensure that standardized methods and procedures are used for efficient and prompt handling of changes to controlled IT infrastructure.
Brian Allen writes on topics such as Change Management , Six Sigma and Service Management for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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What Is S-video? By: Ronald Hall
S-Video or Separate Video (also referred to as Y/S and erroneously as 'super video') is an analog video signal that transmits video data in two separate and distinct signals - one for color and the other for brightness. This procedure is a departure from the composite video concept where the entire set of information is transferred as a composite (all in one) package. S-Video works in 576i and 480i resolution.
Ronald Hall writes on topics such as S-Video , How Does Television Work and TV Online for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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How Does One Set-up Free To Air Satellite Receivers? By: Anthony Walker
A Free to Air Satellite receiver (abbreviated FTA receivers) refers to satellite receivers that are designed to receive unencrypted FTA satellite transmissions.
Anthony Walker writes on topics such as Free to Air Satellite , FTA Receiver and Free To View for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-30)
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