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In current development of technology, everyday comes with some enhancements in latest technology. To grow business and to compete with competitors, high tech equipments are required for office use and to organize conferences, trade show & seminars. Rather than going to shop and purchasing these equipments, we can take all the required computer equipments from computer rental services. It helps us to perform our tasks nicely and also aware us to the latest technology.

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Equipment dependability at your tradeshow or convention means knowing that the proper equipment will be delivered, set up, and operating when you need it and where you need it. Dependability is the reason why convention and tradeshow producers, as well as exhibitors, have been looking to Computer Rental Services to handle their audiovisual needs.

When you call for Computer Rental Services, you can depend on their trained experts to combine their extensive tradeshow and convention experience with broad selection of top audiovisual and computer rental inventory. The result is an impressive well-managed event.

These Services are providing audiovisual rental selection includes plasma screens, high-resolution LCD monitors, and high-lumen LCD projectors – all of which draw attention and visitors to your individual exhibit or tradeshow production. Their trained technicians can design a standard or wireless sound system for any size audience or any type room configuration. If computer rentals, laptops or desktops, servers, and printers are needed, they are carefully selected for your exact requirements, be it for a computer-enhanced display, sophisticated Internet cafe, or for a busy registration area.

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Once selected, your equipment will be handled by their team of experts, who will deliver, set up, test, and provide the vital technical support necessary to ensure seamless, smooth performance for your convention or tradeshow.

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Computers have become a part of our daily lives. It seems that no matter what we see and touch, there is some sort of computer that works within it. Imagine getting a bunch of computers, and connecting them all together; that’s where computer networking comes in. This has become very useful and there are different types of networks that are available. Computer networking has become related to other bodies of knowledge such as telecommunications, computer engineering, and information technology.

Personal Area Network

This type of network connects devices that are close to a person. These devices may include printers, fax machines, scanners, webcams, and even PDAs. There was a time when your computer would be filled with wires and such because of these devices, but the great thing is that there have been so many developments with wireless technology. Nowadays, you can use utilize wireless devices that incorporate infrared and Bluetooth wireless technology. Imagine not having to deal with a mess of wires, while having a number of devices interconnected through your personal area network

Local Area Network

A local area network allows computers in the same area to exchange information. They are usually connected using a LAN cable, and this is often used in offices and computer shops. People that are into video games have also enjoyed this type of computer networking. There are a lot of games where you can use a local area network, and interact with other players in your area.

The Internet

What started out as a means of exchanging information by the military and universities has become a widespread global phenomenon. Most of our activities are now intertwined with the Internet and it has become quite difficult to function in society without it. Nowadays, we send emails, chat, shop, and even have food delivered through the magic of the World Wide Web. It has made the world shrink, and businesses can now do transactions with clients from the other side of the globe. You can even get a college degree from online courses offered by reputable university. The Net has mostly brought convenience to the households of its users and this is one of the reasons why it has become so popular.

Internet tips

There are countless websites that can be found on the Net and it’s important that you double-check the site if you are to purchase an item. You never know if a site is a scam, and may only need your email to fill it with spam email. If you are unsure about a product or service, the Net is also a worthy companion. There are a lot of forums that allow users to discuss certain topics such as politics, shopping, music, and auction websites.

There are a few more types of computer networking such as a wide area network (includes the Internet and Public Switched Telephone Network), Metropolitan Area Network, and wireless networks (such as WLAN and WWLAN). All these networks help us with our daily lives through connecting different devices and making everything more convenient. With all the developments in technology, there’s a chance that every device we own would soon be connected.

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You get the most out of your technology. You have been using your latest computer for about 4 years. And now you are noticing just how slow that computer has become. Needs change and you need something that keeps pace with your business. But what should you be looking for? Let’s sit down and do a consultation. This is the same advice that I would give my clients if asked this question.

Mobile or Desk Bound

The first question you need to be asking is a basic one. Does your business dictate a laptop or a desktop computer? If you make frequent presentations on the road, a laptop is a must. If you want something that is on the highest end of processor power, you should consider a desktop computer. Desktop computers always run higher on processing power than laptops. Laptops require miniaturization and, as such, take longer to develop. Hence, they are always behind the power curve. Will this computer be acting as a server? Will it “serve” up files to other computers on your network. If that’s the case, you won’t be wanting to take that out of the office. That would disconnect users from their data. And that’s a no-no.

The Price Point

Never ever go after a computer based on an initial price. Most brand name computer manufacturers have learned a marketing trick. They put a computer sticker price at the lowest possible price. But this price will not be the price you will pay. Unless you want the barest bones computer you can imagine. You will almost always end up paying hundreds more than the initially quoted price once you’re done. It’s just a sneaky way to get you “in the door.” But there are other reasons you should never go on price alone.

It’s All About Support

Probably the single most important factor for choosing a computer these days is support. What kind of support will you have once this company has made a sale? A while ago, computers differed tremendously in their configuration and components. But things have changed. Now, computers are incredibly modular. Most of the major manufacturers use very similar, or identical, components. There are many reasons for this change, but all you need to know is that the main issue isn’t components anymore. It really is about the post sale support. Research your manufacturer and get the “skinny” on their class of support. If you are going after a local cheapy beware. Sure, you may get an excellent deal, but will they be around if the computer breaks?

The Middle Road is Golden

People tend to make one of two mistakes when they buy a computer. They either tend to buy too little computer or too much. Don’t go after a super cheap computer. It’s almost always a bad idea, unless you happen across a great deal. In my experience, this rarely happens. Also, don’t get top of the line components in your computer. You will pay a premium for these items. And in six months, you will be kicking yourself as those components have depreciated tremendously. A good rule of thumb is to look at the low and high ends and pick something in between. You will get a great deal for your money and it will last you many years.

Essential Software

A lot of computer vendors are in the habit of stuffing software onto systems. They will give you everything you don’t need. This gives the illusion of value. But really that software will just bloat your system. You only need a few pieces of software really. Obviously, there is the operating system, or OS. This will most likely be Windows. Then you need an office suite. Again, this will most likely be a Windows based product like Office. As a sidenote, you may want to look at Openoffice(openoffice.org). It’s free and is compatible with Microsoft Office. Just make sure you get the right version of Office. This is especially true of Powerpoint, Microsoft’s presentation software. Not all versions have Powerpoint included.

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EZchip Semiconductor has finally started making available a network processor that is capable of a whopping 100Gbps in throughput.

EZchip first began talking about the NP-4 processor back in May 2007. At the time, EZchip said it would start making samples available to switch makers in 2008. However, those samples are only being made available now.

The chip can be used to make Carrier Ethernet switch/router line cards or “pizza boxes” that pack in more ports. EZchip says the NP-4 would allow vendors to create line cards that have up to 400Gbps in throughput and up to 40 ports of 10 Gigabit Ethernet. Line cards with lots of Gigabit Ethernet ports or few 100G Ethernet ports would also be possible. At the lower end, there is a “light” version, the NP-4L, which has 50Gbps of throughput.

Network processors have the flexibility of being software-programmable, while getting speed benefits by being tailored to networking applications. The flexibility means it is easier for vendors to roll out upgrades or new functions as they are developed.

EZchip says the new processor could be used in modular chassis, such as metro switches, edge and core routers, wireless backhaul switch/routers, and enterprise backbone switches. In the standalone “pizza box” format, the chip could be used in Ethernet aggregation nodes, server load-balancing switches and other applications.

The NP-4 features integrated traffic management, allowing customers to manage the bandwidth at a granular level. It supports video streams and IPTV. And it can offload packet processing.

The processor will be on display at the Linley Tech Carrier Ethernet Design Seminar this week in San Jose.