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A summary of some key differences between digital and manual/analog cameras. We discuss what areas differ and some of the benefits you will encounter after making the switch to the "digital age".
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There are two basic requirements of starting your own blog. You need a software to run a blog and a place on the Internet to host your blog. We have given descriptions of four options along with their pros and cons. In addition recommendations regarding the suitability of these options are provided.
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Have you ever wondered what Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is? We all see it infront of our favorite websites but what does that mean? In this article you will find will find a high level overview of what HTTP is, what it is used for and how it actually works.
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A quick summary of what SCSI is and the different types available.
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RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) technology combines multiple inexpensive disk drives into a single array of independent disks. In this article we cover the various types of RAID setups including: RAID 0, RAID 2, RAID 3, RAID 4, and RAID 5.
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An overview of what iSCSI is and how it works. iSCSI is an essential part of some SANs (Storage Area Networks). It allows for block level data to be transported over TCP/IP to a 'target' and stored in a safe location. This article covers the basics of iSCSI, its use and the functionality behind it.
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mario, September 23, 2005
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A short discussion outlining two voice communication mediums -- VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) and PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network). The article is composed from a business perspective rather than an individual's.
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mario, September 13, 2005
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Frame relay is an extremely efficient data transmission technique used to send digital information such as voice, data, local area network (LAN), and wide area network (WAN) traffic quickly and cost-efficiently to many destinations from one port.
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mario, September 13, 2005
A discussion on protocol isolation. The article explains what protocol isolation is and how it can be used to further secure a network. An example is presented using TCP/IP and NetBUI.
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