ULTRAMOBILE PC TIPS
July 14th, 2008 by senthilkumarWelcome to Mobiforumz.com. then start blogging ur own wap site!
Small Form Factor Platform
July 10th, 2006 by senthilkumarWhatisnew has published an article that I think that every UMPC fan should read. What they are saying is not a new concept, my friend Steve from Carrypad.com has been talking about it since long time ago. UMPCs have come to make the SFF Platform stronger - I like the way Whatisnew has used to name this concept!.
The Small Form Factor platform unites Sony’s product line with the UMPC platform. Add in the Nokia product line as well as OQO’s product line and we no longer have competing terms with winners and losers but rather an era of building a new platform for all consumers. And while we are hugging each other, bring in Apple and Linux users. These two groups tend to bring in unique perspectives that might help stretch the products into being even better. Finally, add in a universally accepted aspect of all good products – a good price to performance ratio.
I think that at this moment we have people asking for cheap 5″ devices running XP and people that love the 7″ devices. For me the 5″ are more casual type of devices. You can browse the web, send some emails, shot some pictures and even use them as phones. But I don’t think that you can use them for more complex things like entering data into a database, filling forms or coding in Visual Studio, for those kind of taks a 7″ display works a lot better.
Small Form Factor Platform
July 10th, 2006 by senthilkumarWhatisnew has published an article that I think that every UMPC fan should read. What they are saying is not a new concept, my friend Steve from Carrypad.com has been talking about it since long time ago. UMPCs have come to make the SFF Platform stronger - I like the way Whatisnew has used to name this concept!.
The Small Form Factor platform unites Sony’s product line with the UMPC platform. Add in the Nokia product line as well as OQO’s product line and we no longer have competing terms with winners and losers but rather an era of building a new platform for all consumers. And while we are hugging each other, bring in Apple and Linux users. These two groups tend to bring in unique perspectives that might help stretch the products into being even better. Finally, add in a universally accepted aspect of all good products – a good price to performance ratio.
I think that at this moment we have people asking for cheap 5″ devices running XP and people that love the 7″ devices. For me the 5″ are more casual type of devices. You can browse the web, send some emails, shot some pictures and even use them as phones. But I don’t think that you can use them for more complex things like entering data into a database, filling forms or coding in Visual Studio, for those kind of taks a 7″ display works a lot better.
Small Form Factor Platform
July 10th, 2006 by senthilkumarWhatisnew has published an article that I think that every UMPC fan should read. What they are saying is not a new concept, my friend Steve from Carrypad.com has been talking about it since long time ago. UMPCs have come to make the SFF Platform stronger - I like the way Whatisnew has used to name this concept!.
The Small Form Factor platform unites Sony’s product line with the UMPC platform. Add in the Nokia product line as well as OQO’s product line and we no longer have competing terms with winners and losers but rather an era of building a new platform for all consumers. And while we are hugging each other, bring in Apple and Linux users. These two groups tend to bring in unique perspectives that might help stretch the products into being even better. Finally, add in a universally accepted aspect of all good products – a good price to performance ratio.
I think that at this moment we have people asking for cheap 5″ devices running XP and people that love the 7″ devices. For me the 5″ are more casual type of devices. You can browse the web, send some emails, shot some pictures and even use them as phones. But I don’t think that you can use them for more complex things like entering data into a database, filling forms or coding in Visual Studio, for those kind of taks a 7″ display works a lot better.
Small Form Factor Platform
July 10th, 2006 by senthilkumarWhatisnew has published an article that I think that every UMPC fan should read. What they are saying is not a new concept, my friend Steve from Carrypad.com has been talking about it since long time ago. UMPCs have come to make the SFF Platform stronger - I like the way Whatisnew has used to name this concept!.
The Small Form Factor platform unites Sony’s product line with the UMPC platform. Add in the Nokia product line as well as OQO’s product line and we no longer have competing terms with winners and losers but rather an era of building a new platform for all consumers. And while we are hugging each other, bring in Apple and Linux users. These two groups tend to bring in unique perspectives that might help stretch the products into being even better. Finally, add in a universally accepted aspect of all good products – a good price to performance ratio.
I think that at this moment we have people asking for cheap 5″ devices running XP and people that love the 7″ devices. For me the 5″ are more casual type of devices. You can browse the web, send some emails, shot some pictures and even use them as phones. But I don’t think that you can use them for more complex things like entering data into a database, filling forms or coding in Visual Studio, for those kind of taks a 7″ display works a lot better.
Improve performance
July 9th, 2006 by senthilkumarIf you have 1 Gb of RAM or more you can increase your System Performance by changing this registry key:
HKLM\
SYSTEM\
CurrentControlSet\
Control\
Session Manager\
Memory Management\
DisablePagingExecutive
And change this Value from 0 to 1
Setting this value to 1 is useful when debugging drivers, because all of the code and data is always memory resident. It also improves performance on machines with a lot of memory, because it prevents disk reads to get code or data - According to Microsoft.
This hack has been included in the latest version of Tweaks2K2 PC Edition. You can find more tricks like this in the How-To section of Tweaks2K2.com
Improve performance
July 9th, 2006 by senthilkumarIf you have 1 Gb of RAM or more you can increase your System Performance by changing this registry key:
HKLM\
SYSTEM\
CurrentControlSet\
Control\
Session Manager\
Memory Management\
DisablePagingExecutive
And change this Value from 0 to 1
Setting this value to 1 is useful when debugging drivers, because all of the code and data is always memory resident. It also improves performance on machines with a lot of memory, because it prevents disk reads to get code or data - According to Microsoft.
This hack has been included in the latest version of Tweaks2K2 PC Edition. You can find more tricks like this in the How-To section of Tweaks2K2.com
Improve performance
July 9th, 2006 by senthilkumarIf you have 1 Gb of RAM or more you can increase your System Performance by changing this registry key:
HKLM\
SYSTEM\
CurrentControlSet\
Control\
Session Manager\
Memory Management\
DisablePagingExecutive
And change this Value from 0 to 1
Setting this value to 1 is useful when debugging drivers, because all of the code and data is always memory resident. It also improves performance on machines with a lot of memory, because it prevents disk reads to get code or data - According to Microsoft.
This hack has been included in the latest version of Tweaks2K2 PC Edition. You can find more tricks like this in the How-To section of Tweaks2K2.com
Improve performance
July 9th, 2006 by senthilkumarIf you have 1 Gb of RAM or more you can increase your System Performance by changing this registry key:
HKLM\
SYSTEM\
CurrentControlSet\
Control\
Session Manager\
Memory Management\
DisablePagingExecutive
And change this Value from 0 to 1
Setting this value to 1 is useful when debugging drivers, because all of the code and data is always memory resident. It also improves performance on machines with a lot of memory, because it prevents disk reads to get code or data - According to Microsoft.
This hack has been included in the latest version of Tweaks2K2 PC Edition. You can find more tricks like this in the How-To section of Tweaks2K2.com
New Synaptics Driver
July 8th, 2006 by senthilkumarSynaptics has released a new driver version V8.3.4 that can be downloaded here. I recommend this update to all eo owners.